Elon Musk has made several, uh, turbulent decisions since entering Twitter HQ with sink in tow—turning verification into a subscription service, baffling choices regarding 'rate limits' to allegedly combat bot spam, redundancies for thousands of staff, and challenging Mark Zuckerberg to a cage fight. Normal things to do when you buy a company.
Latest in his long list of choices: replacing Twitter's classic blue bird with an X, which you might've noticed when logging onto the social media site today. Granted, we've seen this coming, as Musk elaborated that buying Twitter was just one step in his master plan to create "X, the everything app" back in October. It's just official now.
