Changes in Twitter policy regarding the ability to publish links to third-party social platforms were not the only source of exciting news for the audience by Monday morning. On his personal Twitter page, Elon Musk launched a poll about the need to step down as CEO of the company and promised to abide by the decision of the majority of respondents.

At the time of preparing the material for publication, more than eight hours remained before the completion of the survey. Musk ironically said that you need to beware of desires, since they can come true. He then cryptically added, "Those who seek power are the least deserving of it." When asked by a subscriber about whether the head of Twitter had his successor in mind, he answered in the negative.

Musk has previously speculated about the possibility of his resignation as head of Twitter, testifying in a lawsuit filed by a Tesla shareholder who accused the billionaire of being so passionate about running his new company. Then he said that he would pay increased attention to the leadership of Twitter only in the first period after the acquisition of the company, and in the future he was ready to delegate his powers to another CEO. In August, at a meeting with Tesla shareholders, Elon Musk discussed the possibility of changing the leader of this company, but stressed that he would remain at the helm for as long as he could be useful. Musk's associates have also hinted that he already has in mind a successor to head Tesla.