- Elon Musk has launched a new poll to help make a major Twitter decision.
- He tweeted a poll on Wednesday asking Twitter if it should return suspended accounts that haven’t broken the law or engaged in “egregious spam”
- After running a similar poll in which users narrowly voted for Trump to be reinstated on Twitter, Musk restored Donald Trump’s account.
Elon Musk Donald Trump is back on TwitterHe might also do the same with suspended accounts, according to results of a user poll.
Musk tweeted Wednesday afternoon the idea of Reallowing users who have been suspended to access the platform en masse.
“Should Twitter allow suspended accounts to be granted a general amnesty, provided they have not violated the law or sent spam? His new Poll reads. As of writing, over 1.8 million people had voted. 71.9% voted for yes and 28.1% voted against.
It is not clear how many users have had their accounts suspended or for how long.
This is Musk’s second poll on suspended accounts in one week. He was last Friday A poll was launchedAsking whether to allow Donald Trump, the former president, back onto the platform. This poll was voted on by more than 15,000,000 people, 51.8% of whom voted to reinstate Trump.
Musk restored Trump’s account, but Trump still hasn’t tweeted since. He was Twitter removedHis tweets were almost two years old Incited his followersHe stormed the U.S. Capitol during the bloody Jan. 6 rebellion. Truth Social, which he had founded shortly after, became his platform for communicating.
Trump appeared virtually at the Republican Jewish Coalition’s annual Leadership Meeting last weekend, before the poll results were in.  he wasn’t interested in going back to Twitter.”I don’t see why they would do it. They have a lot to lose at Twitter. You can see what’s happening. He said that it might make it, but it may not.
Musk was last month There would not have been “major account reinstatements or content decisions” before Twitter established a content moderation board. Musk responded to Tuesday’s tweet. His reversal was addressedHe stated that a large coalition of political/social activists groups had agreed not try to kill Twitter through the loss of advertising revenue. If I accepted this condition, they would. They broke the deal.
