Elon Musk shared the Snarky cartoon related to Twitter, the Internet tried to decipher the meaning
Elon Musk has been criticized for sharing images without crediting the artist.
In the midst of the Twitter takeover drama, Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk shared a caricature of himself as a rescuer of a blue bird – Twitter’s official mascot.
On social media on Saturday, Mr Musk, without a word, shared an animated photo of him releasing a bird in the form of a classic blue Twitter logo from a cage. According to DailyStar, the cartoon was made by Chinese artist Devil Pepper this past April.
– Elon Musk (@elonmusk) May 28, 2022
Musk’s post prompted several internet users to make various comments with some trying to decipher the meaning behind the image. Shibetoshi Nakamoto, the pseudonym of Dogecoin co-creator Billy Markus, reacted to the post. “Despite all my rage, I’m still just a bird in a cage,” he Written.
“Does that mean you will reinstate suspended accounts??? Correct request again. “In two ways, Elon Musk says goodbye to the idea of being the founder of Twitter or Elon Musk gives Twitter freedom without censorship and restrictions. So what is it?” posted one the third day.
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Some social media users also criticized the Tesla CEO for sharing the image and removing the credit and signature from its creator. “Give him credit – removing his signature isn’t cool,” said one user speak. Another encouraged Mr. Musk to “Use the signed work.”
Meanwhile, it should be mentioned that Elon Musk’s recent tweet appeared in the context of a lot of other questions about Take over Twitter. Mr Musk accepted a $44 billion offer for the site a little while ago, however, the deal stalled last week after data linked to fake accounts on the site. microblogging is brought to light.
It is revealed that less than 5% of social media website users are created from spam or fake accounts. Mr Musk later tweeted that the deal on Twitter was “temporarily held pending details supporting the calculation that spam/fake accounts actually represent less than 5% of users.” This confession cost the company about 11% of its value.
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This is not the final twist in the story just two days ago Reuters reported that an investor on Twitter is suing Elon Musk and the social media platform over his handling of the billionaire’s $44 billion acquisition of the company. The lawsuit alleges Musk violated California’s corporate law in a number of ways. It also claimed that some of the tweets posted by Mr Musk were “misleading” and constituted an attempt to manipulate the Twitter stock market.
