Twitter CEO Elon Musk launched a poll on the social media platform on Sunday asking users whether or not he ought to step down as head of Twitter, adding that he would abide by the poll results.
Musk was in Qatar on Sunday to look at the final match between Argentina and France.
Musk had told a Delaware court last month that he would cut back his time at Twitter and eventually realize a brand new leader to run the company.
Before the poll, Musk apologised and tweeted “Going forward, there’ll be a vote for major policy changes.”
A few hours later, a political candidate Twitter account started a separate poll asking users if the platform ought to have a policy preventing accounts that publicize alternative social media platforms on Twitter.
The policy update would impact content from social media platforms like Meta Platforms’ (META.O) Facebook and Instagram, with cross-content posting, Twitter supporter said.
His call to carry that suspension followed the results of a Twitter poll he had issued, within which the bulk of respondents voted for the journalists’ accounts to be restored right away.
