Share with friends and circles of friends with wechat scanning QR code < / P > < p > on April 12, US local time on Monday, Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, seemed to delete several tweets criticizing twitter, after he decided not to join the board of directors of the social media company p> < p > < / P > < p > for most of last weekend, musk, who recently became the largest shareholder of twitter, released many criticisms, suggestions and jokes against twitter. Now, these tweets have been deleted, including providing authentication check marks for users of twitter blue, a paid subscription service, and suggesting that Twitter transform its San Francisco headquarters into a homeless shelter p> < p > musk once sent a poll on twitter asking whether fans support "deleting the letter 'W' in twitter?" Nearly 57% voted for it, and now the tweet no longer appears on his account p> < p > it is unclear why these tweets were deleted, and musk himself did not respond to requests for comment. A twitter spokesman declined to comment. Musk has deleted tweets in the past. Earlier this year, he deleted a tweet comparing Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to Hitler. In 2018, he deleted an indecent tweet, including a picture of singer Miley Cyrus dancing an electric hip dance at the music awards ceremony. He commented: "they grow so fast." p> < p > however, recent tweets are clearly different because they are directly related to Musk's social media giant, which has just invested billions of dollars. However, many of his controversial comments remain. For example, he once sent a message asking fans, "is twitter declining?" The tweet pointed out that many head accounts rarely tweet, including the accounts of singers Taylor swift and Justin Bieber p> < p > on Monday, he also liked a tweet that read: "let me explain to you: musk will become the largest shareholder of free speech. Musk is told to be friendly and not reckless." p> < p > previously, musk seemed ready to join the twitter board, but twitter CEO Parag Agrawal said Sunday night that musk had refused to join. Analysts are guessing how Musk's decision not to join the board will affect his role on twitter. According to the documents, Musk's term of office of the board of directors was initially set at two years. As long as he continues to serve as a director, he can't hold more than 14.9% of the company's shares p> < p > Dan ives, an analyst at Wade Bush securities, wrote in the Research Report: "Musk joined the twitter board and controlled his shareholding ratio below 14.9%, helping twitter move forward strategically, which is likely to become a 'power game' war between musk and twitter." Ives added that musk is likely to "take a more hostile stance towards twitter and further increase his stake in the company" p> < p > in a revised regulatory filing filed on Monday, musk confirmed that he would not join the twitter board, but said he might contact the social media company on a range of issues, but would not be restricted. Musk may discuss the company's products and services, potential mergers and governance issues with Twitter's board of directors or some management teams, the document said. He can also express his views on twitter on social media, or talk directly to executives and board members p> < p > Monday's document said musk had no plans or plans to change his shareholding in twitter at present, but the document pointed out that he "reserves the right to change his plan at any time as he deems appropriate and based on his continuous assessment of many factors" p> < p > Agrawal tweeted that he and the board were excited about his willingness to cooperate with musk and believed that it was the best solution for him to act as the trustee of the company, because he "must act in the best interests of the company and all our shareholders" p> < p > Agrawal wrote: "Musk's appointment was supposed to take effect last Saturday, but musk announced that he would no longer join the board that morning. I believe this is the best result. We always pay attention to the opinions of shareholders, whether they are on our board or not." p>
musk holds a 9.2% stake in twitter, surpassing Jack Dorsey, the company's co-founder and former CEO, and large financial institutions such as vanguard group. Twitter shares have fallen 26% in the past six months p> < p > although musk is famous for his controversial public remarks, it is still unusual for a major shareholder and board member to criticize a company in such an open way. "There will be distractions ahead, but our goals and priorities remain the same. Our decision-making and implementation methods are in our hands, not others," Agrawal said (small) < / P > < p >