Eyeing the positive results of the name swap, Lintz said that it prepares the users for further major changes. Musk is aiming to turn X into a decentralized blockchain and to be the first large social media platform to do so. Toward that end, Musk has expressed his desire for an uncensored, free speech townhall platform that aligns with the decentralized social media concept.
But Lintz acknowledged the negative aspects of the name change.
"Elon will inevitably have backlash from some of the user base that has been die-hard fans of Twitter since 2006 and could feel that Elon is stripping away the components that made Twitter great," Lintz said. Further, the move could easily impact advertisers, who have already been exiting Twitter since Musk took control.
"Upon Elon taking over and making many abrupt changes since late 2022, he lost many of the major advertisers on Twitter," Lintz added. "The reason for these losses was mainly because of the uncertainty the advertisers had with the content that may be published and the reputation of Twitter. This transition to X could easily lead to further uncertainty for advertisers, causing a larger drop-off and more business losses."
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“oh our father, seek refuge for us, for verily we are in the wrong.”
Just saying the word sorry isn’t enough, the apology has three parts.
1) Say sorry.
2) Accept your mistake/fault.
3) What should you do in return to fulfill the loss or feelings?
All of the three parts are compulsory, and your apology is incomplete if you miss any one of them. Most people miss the third part. They do say sorry and do accept mistakes but forget to fix the trouble they created.
“It is not lawful for a Muslim to desert (stop talking to) his brother beyond three nights, the one turning one way and the other turning to the other way when they meet, the better of the two is one who is the first to greet the other.” [Bukhari]
“Pardon them and overlook – Allah loves those who do good” (Qur’an 5:13)
Often it happens we get hurt, or someone displeases us. And our habitual attitude towards such conditions is harboring hatred and anger against that particular person. There have too many negative spiritual, moral, and health effects. Following the Sunnah of Prophet Mohammad ( SAWW), our approach should be positive. We must develop the habit of forgiving gladly and voluntarily. Especially if some are asking for forgiveness and are sorry about his/her act. One must never refuse to accept the apology. Keeping in mind that forgiveness is one of the greatest attributes of our great creator ALLAH, He wants to see the reflection of this quality in his man too. So we must forgive, even if the other person is not sorry. It not only pleases ALLAH but releases us from unnecessary mental stress.
if the other person is not sorry. It not only pleases ALLAH but releases us from unnecessary mental stress.
“Those who control their anger and are forgiving towards people; Allah loves the good.” (Qur’an, 3: 134)
An east London council has left homeless families living in hotels for six months because its housing service is “near collapse”, according to a number of staff members who work there.
The Observer understands from multiple employees that Tower Hamlets council employs inadequately trained staff to work in the department, and that these workers have been issued with scripts to use on the phone to try to put homeless people off seeking council help.
In a letter of complaint submitted to the mayor of Tower Hamlets last month and signed by the vast majority of the council’s homelessness team, housing staff warned that the housing service is “near collapse” due to a mixture of unprecedented demand and a “complete disconnect between managers and officers”.
“Homeless guidance and legislation clearly states that hotels and B&Bs should be a last resort, and applicants should not be placed there longer than six weeks,” the letter reads. “We have nothing else to offer clients but hotels and B&Bs, and we are exceeding the six weeks, with many applicants being placed in these unsuitable accommodations for more than six months.”
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The complaint also stated that there are “currently over 1,200 unread emails” in certain team inboxes, many of which are urgent requests for help from residents who are homeless or are at risk of homelessness.
A new wave of Russian strikes on Odesa has killed one person and damaged a historic cathedral, as missiles again rained down on the southern Ukrainian city.
Authorities said 22 people were injured in the attacks in the early hours of Sunday, including a number of children. One strike hit the Transfiguration Cathedral, which was built in the late 18th century, destroyed under Joseph Stalin and then rebuilt in the early 2000s.
Russia has been pounding the port city for a week after pulling out of the Black Sea grain initiative last Monday, a deal that allowed for Ukrainian grain to be shipped around the world from Odesa.
Since then, the Russian military has said it intends to destroy Ukraine’s Black Sea port infrastructure, and that all ships bound for Odesa may be considered parties to the conflict and thus legitimate targets.
The Ukrainian military said Russia used Iskander, Kalibr, Onix and other missiles in the strikes on Sunday. Some were intercepted by air defence systems but several got through.
Oleh Kiper, the Odesa regional governor, said six residential buildings had been damaged or destroyed in the strikes on Sunday morning.
Oleksiy Danilov, the secretary of Ukraine’s security council, wrote on Facebook: “The main purpose of the Russian missile attacks on Odesa and the region is an attempt to cut off Ukraine’s access to the Black Sea, and to use intimidation to prevent and neutralise international efforts to restore the functioning of the grain corridor.”
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Russia’s President Vladimir Putin is holding talks with Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko.
Belarusian leader said he was “keeping” Russian Wagner mercenaries in central Belarus.
Russia and Belarus both say Ukraine’s counteroffensive against Russia has failed.
According to the president’s office, a Russian missile attack has damaged 25 historical buildings in Odesa, The Kyiv Independent has reported.
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken says Ukraine has taken back about 50 percent of the territory that Russia seized, although Kyiv’s counteroffensive will extend several months.
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“It’s already taken back about 50 percent of what was initially seized,” Blinken said in an interview with CNN.
“These are still relatively early days of the counteroffensive. It is tough,” he said, adding: “It will not play out over the next week or two. We’re still looking I think at several months.”
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