Have you tried turning it off and on again, Elon?

Musk said that the company would try a lot of dumb things. That seems to be the product strategy of the company.

It is difficult for anyone to keep an eye on changes at the social network because they can change at will. Is it possible to blink a few times? There has been a change. Did you ever go to make coffee? There has been a lot of change. Didn't go to sleep? A new world has been created.

The official checkmark for notable accounts was launched earlier this week. It was supposed to be a second layer of identification after Musk said that everyone would get the blue check mark. He killed it shortly after the launch.

The company's product manager Esther Crawford said that the grey "OFFICIAL" labels are still going out. The official check mark is back but to a small number of accounts. There is no way to know how this is being rolled out. Christopher Nolan, don't beat this plot.

Musk thinks that the new $8Twitter Blue plan is the salvation of the social network. It is currently only available to users in the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and the UK.

A lot of accounts started to troll brands, athletes, and officials after this was rolled out. Many accounts are still spreading misinformation even though they have been banned. A lot of these are receiving a lot of likes. This can cause a lot of damage if we don't know about the consequences. Only if there were strong leaders in trust and safety.

In order to avoid being impersonated, parody accounts should specify this in both their names and bios. The language used in the policy changes is crude.

At the time of writing, the blue subscription seems to have stopped working. The company is not letting users subscribe to this plan. It could be a result of a premature roll out in India, or it could be another "killed it" Who knows if it will be available again when you read this.

There is a lot going on on the social networking site. There are new policy pages on the app. Changes to production are likely coming from the development environment. The timelines are not staying on time. There are a lot of bugs. There has been an increase in the number of email addresses. The company could go bankrupt, according to Musk. There are a lot of executives left. Everything is okay, and the most interesting place on the planet is on the internet.