Elon Musk has wasted no time setting his priorities straight when it comes to Twitter. Within 24 hours of the biggest shareholder buyout, the business magnate is all set to add an editing feature on Twitter. Earlier today, Elon Musk posted a poll on his official Twitter handle about whether Twitter users would like to have an edit button. Naturally, the tweet went viral within a few hours, gaining over 199k likes and 36.8k retweets within 12 hours.As fans might already know, Twitter is one of the most influential and powerful platforms compared to other social media platforms, such as LinkedIn, or even Facebook for that matter. However, as expected, this poll has sparked intense debate on Twitter.Is Twitter planning to add an "edit button" feature?The world's richest man and business magnate, Elon Musk recently bought 9.2% of Twitter, making him one of the biggest shareholders. However, interestingly, with this one single tweet, the man of the moment is in hot water (again). The so-called "edit button" has arguably been one of the most requested features by many users for quite a while now.Elon Musk@elonmuskDo you want an edit button?6:18 AM · Apr 5, 202219876236866Do you want an edit button?Basically, an edit button will allow users to clean up their typos or other errors after successfully publishing the tweets, just like it's done on Instagram and Facebook captions. But interestingly, this matter isn't as straightforward as it might sound. As per many critics and users, the edit button feature could easily be ripe for abuse as users will be able to change their tweets anytime controversies happen.More interestingly, even Parag Agrawal (CEO of Twitter) joined the conversation. Parag Agrawal@paragaThe consequences of this poll will be important. Please vote carefully. twitter.com/elonmusk/statu…Elon Musk@elonmuskDo you want an edit button?6:53 AM · Apr 5, 2022338173400Do you want an edit button?The consequences of this poll will be important. Please vote carefully. twitter.com/elonmusk/statu…Well, whatever Elon Musk is planning to do in the near future, the CEO of Twitter is clearly paying utmost attention.Users reactto the Elon Musk's tweetAt the time of writing, the 'yes' section of the poll stands at 73% and for the 'no' option, it's at 27%. Clearly, the margin is too significant to have a debate. Although the majority of fans are quite happy with the edit button feature, a handful of users are against it.As per Liz Wheeler (host of The Liz Wheeler Show), the edit button on Twitter will give users the power to completely change the actual meaning of their controversial claim once it goes viral.CZ 🔶 Binance@cz_binance@elonmusk Getting rid of spam is probably higher priority.8:27 AM · Apr 5, 202223208909@elonmusk Getting rid of spam is probably higher priority.Liz Wheeler@Liz_Wheeler@elonmusk Here's my argument against an edit button: What if a tweet goes viral, lots of retweets & millions of impressions, & then the author completely changes the meaning? Not just a grammatical fix, but a TOTAL ideological change? Or shameless self-promote?7:29 AM · Apr 5, 2022245521373@elonmusk Here's my argument against an edit button: What if a tweet goes viral, lots of retweets & millions of impressions, & then the author completely changes the meaning? Not just a grammatical fix, but a TOTAL ideological change? Or shameless self-promote?Boz@boztank@Liz_Wheeler @elonmusk We solved this on Facebook a long time ago. You just include an indicator that it has been edited along with a change log. If you are really worried about embeds they can point to a specific revision in that history but with a link to the latest edit. Not a real issue.8:07 AM · Apr 5, 202213111386@Liz_Wheeler @elonmusk We solved this on Facebook a long time ago. You just include an indicator that it has been edited along with a change log. If you are really worried about embeds they can point to a specific revision in that history but with a link to the latest edit. Not a real issue.Everyday Astronaut@Erdayastronaut@elonmusk Under two conditions. It’s only available for a few minutes, 5-10 mins. And when an edit is made, there’s a small link that shows the edit. This keeps a public record but allows the tweeter the ability to fix a simple mistake and not re-notify their followers with a new tweet10:08 AM · Apr 5, 2022503871474@elonmusk Under two conditions. It’s only available for a few minutes, 5-10 mins. And when an edit is made, there’s a small link that shows the edit. This keeps a public record but allows the tweeter the ability to fix a simple mistake and not re-notify their followers with a new tweetVidushi Singh@vidIntegrity@elonmusk What if someone tweeted “I like Elon” and I liked that tweet and then He edited the tweet to “I don’t like Elon”. Are we going to get some notification saying this person “Edited the tweet you liked” so that we can go ahead and unlike the tweet???4:05 AM · Apr 5, 202224@elonmusk What if someone tweeted “I like Elon” and I liked that tweet and then He edited the tweet to “I don’t like Elon”. Are we going to get some notification saying this person “Edited the tweet you liked” so that we can go ahead and unlike the tweet???Logan Hall@loganclarkhall@elonmusk we want trump reinstated7:18 AM · Apr 5, 202211014539@elonmusk we want trump reinstatedTAXARB@TAXARB@kwikiapu @Sordiway123 @elonmusk Oh so they wanted to get rich quick, so they blindly followed…. Who’s fault is that?3:19 AM · Apr 5, 202218@kwikiapu @Sordiway123 @elonmusk Oh so they wanted to get rich quick, so they blindly followed…. Who’s fault is that?World of Engineering@engineers_feed@elonmusk We are making history ladies and gentlemen8:05 AM · Apr 5, 2022226255@elonmusk We are making history ladies and gentlemenKevin Pietersen🦏@KP24@elonmusk And accountability for EVERYTHING you type! Some form ID to enable every twitter user to be REAL & liable!1:27 AM · Apr 5, 2022107316@elonmusk And accountability for EVERYTHING you type! Some form ID to enable every twitter user to be REAL & liable!With all this in mind, it seems like Twitter is definitely planning to do something big in the near future. Based on the poll results, it's evident that majority (73%) of the users are with the billionaire in this matter.