Reporters who email [email protected] will now receive an automated reply that includes nothing but a poop emoji, Twitter owner Elon Musk tweeted Sunday.
The move comes after Twitter almost entirely laid off its comms department in November, a week after Musk bought the company.
Knowing that any question will automatically get the same answer is, of course, extremely frustrating for any reporter who needs to contact Twitter’s press team. But maybe, depending on the question, the response is warranted.
Twitter is responding to all press queries with ��. What's the most fitting question to garner such a response?
— PRWeekUS (@PRWeekUS) March 20, 2023
A. What do you think of Elon Musk?
B. What's it like to work at Twitter now?
C. What kind of person drives a Tesla?
D. What's your take on this as a comms strategy?
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