Twitter’s new owner Elon Musk caused an uproar Blocking of the accounts of several journalists Affiliation with the mainstream media for allegedly flouting the platform’s new rule on disclosing people’s locations.

The suspensions have since been lifted following a Twitter poll by the billionaire at the time the suspensions were lifted. A majority voted for an immediate revocation.

Though Musk reversed the suspensions, he faced harsh criticism from the former president Donald Trump’s Niece Mary Trump, who is a psychologist and author. She also hosts a podcast called The Mary Trump Show.

She let her Twitter followers know where to find her if she gets kicked off the platform. “I’m (voluntarily) nowhere, but in case some thin-skinned Nazi enabler keeps banning accounts, I’m setting up my post profile – same handle as here @MaryLTrump,” Mary Trump said.

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Given recent developments on Twitter, it’s a no-brainer that the “thin-skinned Nazi enabler” she was referring to is Musk. Since his Twitter takeover, certain white supremacists and neo-Nazis such as Andrew Anglen reappeared on the platform.

Post News, the platform mentioned by Mary, is touted as an alternative to Twitter. The platform aims to capture the news-centric element of Twitter with a clean interface. It’s currently in beta for select users and has over 125,000 people on the waitlist, Axios reported, citing an email sent by its creator Noam Bardin for beta users.

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