Twitter war erupts between Elon Musk, Stephen King over blue tick, Ukraine
Billionaire Elon Musk has been in the news ever since he took charge of Twitter as the new CEO. He has made many changes in the company. Sometimes there has been a lot of criticism for retrenchment of employees, and sometimes for charging fees for blue ticks. Three days ago, Twitter removed the blue tickets of those people who were taken under the old system, that is, those who did not subscribe to the blue subscription.
Stephen King’s question
However, Musk admitted that he is paying to retain the blue ticks of some prominent Twitter accounts. The blue tick of famous author Stephen King remains unpaid. Obviously Twitter itself has paid for it, but it seems he (King) is not happy with it. In a tweet, Stephen King said that the money spent on his Blue Tick verification amid the ongoing Ukraine-Russia war should be donated to charity.
He tweeted, ‘I think Mr. Musk should give my blue checkmark to charity. For this I recommend the Pritula Foundation, which provides life-saving services in Ukraine. It is only US $ 8, so perhaps Mr. Musk can add a little more money to it.
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