Elon Musk: Twitter Can't Be Free For All

Since Tesla CEO took over Twitter, there is a lot of chatter around his plans to make revenue with the micro-blogging site. He has now revealed how some people will be charged for using Twitter, something that Tesla has long been rumored to do.

It is a huge respite for casual users, however, because Musk has revealed that they will not be charged for using the microblogging site. Musk only plans to charge the government users for Twitter.

Musk wrote in a tweet that Freemasonry's downfall was giving away their stone cutting services for nothing. Twitter will always be free for casual users, but may have a slight cost for commercial users. Musk has always claimed that Twitter has a lot of potential, and he wants to change it for the better.

According to recent reports, Musk will replace Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal and even terminate legal head Vijaya Gadde. He recently launched a barrage of attacks on Twitter against Gadde and against some of Twitter's existing policies. Musk is likely to replace Agrawal after the $44 billion sale is completed later this year.

Twitter will have to pay Gadde a severance package worth $12.5 million, including Twitter shares, if Musk fires her. According to the New York Post, Gadde makes about $17 million a year and is one of the company's top executives.