The effects of Elon Musk’s $44 billion purchase of Twitter still continue. The famous billionaire, who fired CEO Parag Agrawal on his first day on the job, is expected to make serious changes to the platform. However, successful business people seem to have more nostalgic thoughts than new ideas. Elon Musk, the new owner of Twitter, is preparing to restart the Vine era.
Elon Musk launched a Vine poll!
Elon Musk, who was one of the most active users before buying Twitter, was consulting with his followers when making an important decision. The famous billionaire, who did not change after purchasing the platform, again opened a survey and brought up a critical issue. “Come back to Vine?” he shared. Musk asked a question in the form of a yes or no answer from his followers.
In the survey, which collected 1,875,309 votes in a very short time, the yes answer is at the top with 70 percent as of the time the news was written. So why does Elon Musk ask his followers about the decision on a critical issue like Vine? Actually, the answer is quite simple; knows what the answer will be…
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Once very popular, Vine has a pretty good image in the minds of users. That’s why many people ask “come back?” He looks at the question positively. Twitter’s new management wants to take advantage of the short video trend that started with Vine at the time and continues with TikTok these days.
Vine, which already has a high brand awareness, can come to life again and turn into a serious source of income for Twitter. However, this development means bad news for Twitter users. If Elon Musk starts an integration work between Vine and Twitter, the number of videos on the platform will skyrocket.
This can cause a change in the existing content type and lose the essence of the platform. However, nothing definite can be said yet. It’s also possible for Vine to be completely independent, just like in the past. For now, it is a matter of curiosity what the developments will be.