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Brown has compiled an online list of more than 27,000 reinstated Twitter IDs since Musk's takeover in late October. "It requires a series of measures to reverse dangerous policy decisions Musk has made, reinvest in content moderation and enforcement, and restructure the governance of the platform." [chief executive](https://techxplore.com/tags/chief+executive/) once he finds "someone foolish enough to take the job". Apparently seeking to allay the concerns of advertisers and users on the platform, it added that Twitter remained "fully committed to preventing harmful content and bad actors." Musk's interventions, he added, "have the effect of catering to the extreme—on both sides of the aisle—and obscuring readers' path to high-quality information." "Restoring these accounts will make the platform a magnet for actors who want to spread misinformation," Jonathan Nagler, co-director of the New York University's Center for Social Media and Politics, told AFP.