After joining the Twitter Inc TWTR board, Tesla Inc TSLA CEO Elon Musk seems to have had quite a busy Sunday posting on Twitter.
What Happened: In a series of tweets on Sunday, Musk came up with suggestions regarding the Twitter Blue subscriptions, ads on Twitter pages, and making Twitter's San Francisco headquarters a homeless shelter.
In one of his tweets, Musk asked in a poll if the letter "W" should be removed from "Twitter."
Delete the w in twitter?
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) April 10, 2022
On the poll, he left it with only two options: "yes" and "of course."
The resulting word ‘Titter’ left a lot of his followers to talk about its meaning, and Musk’s post flourished with memes.
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One of his followers said Musk should be focused on more serious changes at Twitter.
Are you bored? Why are you changing something on @twitter? If you are going to do better from now on, please give privilege to reliable and accurate news!
— Esra Öz (@fesraoz) April 10, 2022
Another follower tweeted about the literal meaning of "Titter."
And to those thinking Titter is related to breasts... Well This is what Titter means #ElonMusk #Titter pic.twitter.com/Uz9x3y8Kat
— Rosy (@rose_k01) April 10, 2022
This man is single-handedly making Titter more enjoyable https://t.co/K8boyzQAXD
— Stephanie (@StephHoover8) April 10, 2022
And there were memes on it as well.
Titter Board meeting! pic.twitter.com/JPY236Key4
— Shashank (@shashank0414) April 10, 2022
Some of his followers also suggested a logo for the word.
got the new logo ready pic.twitter.com/GaLrdjvgl3
— MichaelSB (@spacebucks777) April 10, 2022
Can this be the new titter logo pic.twitter.com/WoVbHmPE4V
— Celeste of Ð (@celestevilnueva) April 10, 2022
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