ElonMusk responded to StarTrek star WilliamShatner's verification concerns, citing altruism as he tries to get some of his Twitter money back. / Opinion Musk Kirk
\nCEO Elon Musk answered Star Trek icon William Shatner about his grievance about his updated Twitter verification policy. The Enterprise captain initially wrote, 'Hey [Elon Musk], what's this about blue checks going away unless we pay Twitter? I've been here for 15 years, giving my & witty thoughts all for bupkis.
There shouldn't be a different standard for celebrities imo,' because screw those who help drive traffic to Twitter, amirite? I'll admit it is fun seeing the platform die by a thousand cuts when he isn't triggered by punishing others for promoting alternative social media.\nWhen Twitter's value hasn't plummeted to less than half the value that Musk originally acquired it for while also not exactly making friends with the board of his electric car company, Tesla.
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