In the wake of Elon Musk's takeover of twitter, there are already reports of several "platform changes." But below the surface of this platform "technology" changes is potentially a suite of policy, people and process levers Mr. Musk may decide to pull.

One process change involves' Twitter offering blue checkmarks to denote that the account holders are authentic. Government institutions, celebrities, and notable personalities could get the blue checkmarks by applying for Twitter verification. "To receive the blue badge, your account must be authentic, notable and active," the policy, on the Twitter website, says.

Another policy change may involve creating twitter subscription service for ~$8/per month. And with that could be data (tweet) sorts that are filtered by subscribers first vs. other unverified entities.

These changes have much to do with the twitter verification process. Examine the current process of verification at Twitter look like prior Musk's proposal? What is the conflict in the ecosystem - provide key insight behind what is creating the conflict in terms of people, process, technology, and culture

please draw a root cause analysis (fishbone diagram )

and SIPOC (Suppliers, input, process, output, and customers) of the Twitter verification process.