Thunayan Al-Arifi, a young Saudi, did not expect to overturn a comment left at the expense of the American entrepreneur Elon MuskProposing to improve Arabic tweets, social networking sites.
The young man explained, commenting on a tweet from the owner of Tesla, and the new owner of Twitter, that Arab hashtags have been full of random tweets and announcements for some time.
He confirmed that he always sees an Arabic hashtag and can’t find his original topic, asking to fix this flaw.
“Absher” has become famous
He had nothing in hand, but answered him in Arabic, saying: “We will”, as if his tongue were saying: “Preach well!”
A barrage of comments followed the controversial businessman’s response.
As for Arabic hashtags they are still full of spam! Whenever I see a trending hashtag in Arabic I can’t find any original or meaningful tweets, it’s full of ads and spam.
Please correct– Thanaiyan (@Thnaiyan) November 12, 2022
In turn, the Saudi envoy to Britain, Thunayan Al-Arifi, explained the details of the proposal he presented to Musk, who wrote a simple tweet about a problem he personally suffers from on a daily basis.
He added, in statements to the Saudi news channel, that Arabic hashtags include a lot of propaganda and tweets that have nothing to do with hashtags, which is annoying, as he said.
He also said that Meshek replied to him in less than a minute in broken Arabic because he translated his sentence using a translation program, noting that he became a famous person after that reply.
Fumble and baffled
Interestingly, since buying ‘Twitter’ late last month (October 2022), for $44 billion after many months of tension and attraction, the richest people in the world have moved quickly to make their mark on the company and make several changes, such as announcing his intention to impose a price in exchange for the blue mark, as well as banning the representation, even as a joke, without announcing it.
In addition, Musk has laid off thousands of employees, while others have also resigned and also issued a warning in his first official email to employees of the company, noting that he could file for bankruptcy.
That has stunned thousands of employees and also shocked advertisers, some of whom essentially stopped ads on the platform more than a week ago, amid confusion and ambiguity surrounding the fate of the blue bird, since the billionaire American promised to free him.
