Elon Musk, Twitter's new CEO, announced that the company will establish a content-moderation council with "widely different opinions" and postpone decisions on content and account reinstatement until the council meets.

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Musk has previously stated that he believes Twitter's content moderation rules are too strict and that he should be banned for life. 

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On Thursday, his US$44 billion (S$60 billion) plan to take the social network private was finalised. I didn't have faith.

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Twitter users and sponsors are eager to see if the billionaire's opinions will result in the reinstatement of prominent figures 

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who have been banned from the service, such as former US President Donald Trump. 

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Musk did add, though, that it was not in the company's best interest to turn into a "free-for-all hellscape" in a message to advertising.

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Based in San Francisco Twitter already consults with the Trust and Safety Council, a group of outside professionals, for advice on content management.

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