Elon Musk Says Banned Twitter Users Won't Be Able To Get Back On For A While

 

According to Elon Musk, people deplatformed by Twitter will not be allowed back for at least a few weeks, ruling out former President Donald Trump's return before the midterms.

Twitter's head of safety and integrity posted about attempts to manipulate conversations about next week's midterms, which include Musk's tweet about the process.

Early Wednesday, Musk tweeted that Twitter would not allow anyone deplatformed for violating Twitter rules to return until a clear process was in place.

Furthermore, he said a content moderation council would include people with divergent viewpoints, including people from the civil rights movement and groups vulnerable to hate-fueled violence.

The mob attacking the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 resulted in Trump being permanently suspended from Twitter in January 2021.

He signed a deal to buy Twitter for $44 billion in April, said he had tried to terminate it, and then said in a letter that he was willing to pay that price. His deal to buy the platform was finalized last week, according to Musk.

As of now, Musk has not stated who may be allowed back into the company after the takeover.

Previously, Trump told Fox News in April that he wouldn't use Twitter even if reinstated, saying he was committed to his Truth Social platform. Musk said he would allow Trump back on Twitter if he completes his plan to buy the company.

His comment on Monday was in reference to questions about Trump. "If I had a dollar for every time someone asked me if Trump would return to this platform, Twitter would be flush with cash!" he said.

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