Elon Musk suggests people who subscribe to Twitter Blue should be able to pay with dogecoin

Tesla CEO Elon Musk, shown here in March, proposed a series of changes to Twitter’s subscription service, including price changes and the option to pay in dogecoin.

Musk is using the social networking site again.

He came up with a bunch of suggestions for the service. They include a price cut and the option to pay in dogecoin.

The billionaire CEO of the two companies, who now owns 9.2% of the social networking site, is a prolific user.

He was appointed to the board of directors on Tuesday and said he looks forward to working with the board to make improvements to the service.

The first subscription service for those willing to pay for exclusive access to special features was launched in June by the social media giant.

There should be no ads and the subscription price should be cut according to Musk.

He said that everyone who signs up for the service should get an authenticity checkmark.

The price should be $2/month, but the account is suspended for 60 days if used for scam/spam.

There were no ads. If Twitter depends on advertising money to survive, the power of corporations to dictate policy will be greatly enhanced.

Musk proposed that the pricing should be in local currency.

He suggested that there was an option to pay in Doge.

CNBC asked for comment from Twitter.

Only the U.S., Canada, Australia and New Zealand have access to the service.

Before it goes live, the undo feature lets subscribers change their tweets. It isn't an edit feature, but a chance to preview and revise your Tweet before it is posted for the world to see.