While the Tesla chief Elon Musk is pretty vocal and active on Twitter where he often indulges in conversations with netizens, the billionaire is now gearing up to hold a special series of ‘ask-me-anything’ once every few weeks on Twitter.

Musk took to the social networking platform on Friday to make the announcement. The 51-year-old clarified that the experience will be exclusively available for Twitter Blue subscribers only.

“Once every few weeks, I will do an ask-me-anything for subscribers only,” Musk tweeted.

The Twitter CEO also added that sometimes he will also hold discussions on Spaces, a medium created to have live audio conversations on the microblogging platform. Anyone can join, listen or speak in Space on Twitter.

This fresh announcement comes hours after Twitter rolled out new features that allow users to post 10,000 characters in a tweet, which can also be shared in bold or italic format as well. However, the features have been introduced and made available exclusively to Twitter Blue subscribers.

If you’re someone who uses Twitter or spends any time on the Internet, then you must be aware of what’s happening with the microblogging platform which has been all over the news following the Elon Musk takeover.

After firing half of Twitter’s workforce, the tech company’s new CEO announced several new changes to the platform, including the introduction of a paid monthly subscription plan which allows Twitter Blue users to enjoy some exclusive tools and features.

The Twitter Blue subscription starts at Rs 650 to Rs 900 a month in India for website and mobile version respectively.

“We’re making improvements to the writing and reading experience on Twitter! Starting today, Twitter now supports Tweets up to 10,000 characters in length, with bold and italic text formatting. Sign up for Twitter Blue to access these new features, and apply to enable Subscriptions on your account to earn income directly on Twitter. Tap on “Monetization” in settings to apply today,” Twitter shared on the social networking platform on Friday.

Meanwhile, in February, the micro-blogging platform introduced 4,000-character-long tweets for Blue subscribers.