Elon Musk has requested Twitter customers if they need an edit button to be added to the platform — hours after taking a 9.2% passive stake within the firm, making him the most important shareholder.

Twitter’s inventory rose round 4% on the Nasdaq inventory trade in premarket buying and selling Tuesday morning. It was up 3.44% at 4:26 a.m. and buying and selling at $51.67 a share. The rise comes scorching on the heels of Twitter’s best day of trading since its IPO in 2013, with shares surging over 27% on Monday.

“Would you like an edit button?” Musk requested within the tweet late Monday.

On the time of writing, the ballot had acquired 2,333,856 votes, with some 73.6% voting “yse” and 26.4% voting “on.”

Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal retweeted Musk and urged folks to “vote rigorously” as the results “will likely be necessary.”

On April 1, or April Fools’ Day, Twitter tweeted a message by means of its official account saying that it was engaged on an “edit” button. When the corporate was requested if it was a joke, it stated: “We can not verify or deny however we might edit our assertion later.”

Musk’s funding in Twitter comes after he stated he was contemplating building a new social media platform. The Tesla CEO doesn’t like that his tweets are scrutinized by regulators just like the U.S. Securities and Alternate Fee.

“Provided that Twitter serves because the de facto public city sq., failing to stick to free speech rules essentially undermines democracy,” Musk tweeted March 26. “What must be executed?”

Musk was subpoenaed by the SEC in November after he requested his Twitter followers if he ought to promote 10% of his Tesla inventory — inflicting shares to fall.