No idea what's going on....
We run a small app that sends out London traffic updates to Twitter, @jambuster. It's free and based on the data feed from TfL, but we add in maps and other bits of useful information to try and help people get around London a bit quicker.
It's free as we hate ads and the costs of running the servers is quite low and I can write it off as a buiness expense.
We get loads of people telling us it's useful, especially for the Blackwall Tunnel on a wet Friday evening, to know there is an accident and one tunnel is closed, so find any other way home.
We have no information about what is going to happen, if we will be affected, we're a very simple use case, what the costs will be if we do have to pay, it could take a few days to sort things out. Will we have any limits set on how many tweets (circa 200K to date and counting), nothing. If Twitter wants to monetarise stuff, they really need to be giving more information out and actually tell us what they want. Is it £1, £10, £100, £1,000 per month?
I'm assuming it's going to be circa £100/month which means we'll close the service down, which is a pity. Of course we could be compltely wrong or Musk may change his mind yet again, and change it again and again.
I pity MBA students who will study this buiness in future courses. Of some his defenders will say he's playing 5D chess and working at a far high level. Sure looks to me as if he's clueless and trashing around but what do I know.