This coalition "civil society leaders" will be given tools to ban users and delete content that they deem to be "hateful." The coalition requested Musk to continue the policy of prohibiting so-called election lies and denial, even after Election Day. Individuals such as Alex Jones and Donald Trump who were de-platformed for violating Twitter rules will not be allowed back until the coalition reviews their cases.

Elon Musk has vowed to crackdown more harshly than his predecessors on so-called "hate speech", and will operate a "zero tolerance" policy on content deemed offensive by a select group of moderators.

On Tuesday, Musk revealed that a small group of far-left "civil society leaders," including the ADL, will be given tools to ban users and delete content that they deem to be "hateful."

Musk also back-pedalled on his promise to unban controversial users such as Alex Jones, Donald Trump and Milo Yiannopoulos, and said that he no longer believes that individuals who were de-platformed for violating Twitter rules should be allowed back until the ADL has reviewed their case.