The naysayers said Twitter would go dark, but Musk has put himself in tight spots before and knows how to manage a crack team.

They pulled an all-nighter.

Musk offers some more clarity on censorship policy. Question is, how do you define negative/hate tweets? This policy is not exactly in line with the 1st Amendment, as we were promised.

We also see those Orwellian fact-checks are still there promoting official truths:

Now, whom to reinstate? These first accounts were easy decisions, for which he won’t take any real blowback.

As for Trump, he threw up a poll, which last night was getting a million votes per hour. Results on Friday were 60% in favor, but as of early Saturday the yeas are down to 52%.

Sorry, Canadians, anons will be allowed in some form.

Musk draws the line at Alex Jones, but won’t explain why.

Banning even notorious wrongthinkers goes against Musk’s supposed 1990s-era ethos of a free internet. We might give him some slack here, as he has to protect his investment from an advertising boycott and onslaught from DC. We’ll reserve judgement for now, but it seems clear that Twitter is here to stay and more of a force for good than it was a month ago.