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Deplatformed accounts will return next week after a “poll” on the platform shows support for lifting bans.

Musk said he will reinstate accounts banned for threats, harassment and misinformation.

Activists say Elon Musk broke a promise when he let Donald Trump, who was banned following the Jan. 6th attack on the U.S. Capitol, back on the platform after conducting a “flimsy” poll.

Musk lied, claiming that he had agreed to form the council on the condition that activists would stop pushing advertisers to boycott Twitter.

Civil-rights leaders say Musk broke promises he made to them in a closed-door meeting about hate speech and misinformation earlier this month.

The #StopToxicTwitter coalition said that Musk broke his commitment to create a “content moderation council” before reinstating banned accounts.

Free Press said that Musk is losing advertisers because he’s acted irresponsibly, slashing content-moderation teams that help keep brands safe.

Despite the reinstatement of previously banned accounts, including Donald Trump's, politicians sit tight as Twitter descends into chaos.

“In less than three weeks Musk has gone back on every promise he made to civil-rights leaders and advertisers,” said Free Press Co-CEO Jessica J. González.

Musk broke commitments to civil-rights groups when he reinstated the former president.