Twitter Working on Outage and Wants Content Policies to Be Clear, CFO Says

The transcript covers Twitter's recent outage, its absence from a social media summit, and its focus on user engagement and monetization through metrics like MDAU. It discusses the balance between platform health and content responsibility, including policies on dehumanization and handling tweets from public officials. The transcript concludes with Twitter's acquisition strategy and growth plans, highlighting recent purchases like Fabuleux AI.

Why was Twitter not present at President Trump's social media summit?

• They had technical issues.

• They declined the invitation.

• It was meant for users, not companies.

• They were not invited.

What does Twitter consider as a key metric for delivering value to advertisers?

• Monetizable daily active users

• Monthly active users

• Number of retweets

• Total number of tweets

How does Twitter aim to keep users engaged on the platform?

• By offering monetary rewards

• By sending frequent notifications

• By helping users find relevant content quickly

• By increasing the length of time spent on the site

What is Twitter's primary focus when it comes to content moderation?

• Censoring controversial opinions

• Increasing user engagement

• Promoting popular tweets

• Eliminating spam and suspicious behavior

How does Twitter handle tweets from public officials that violate its rules?

• They are immediately removed.

• They are edited for compliance.

• They are left up with an explanation.

• They are flagged and hidden.

What recent update did Twitter make to its dehumanization policy?

• Including age-based groups

• Including political groups

• Including religious groups

• Including gender-based groups

What is Twitter's strategy for future growth?

• Increasing the number of tweets per user

• Acquiring companies for technology and talent

• Focusing on advertising revenue

• Expanding into new social media platforms