Neo co-founder Erik Zhang has regained access to official social media posting privileges
Foresight News reported that Neo co-founder Erik Zhang tweeted that Da Hongfei has fulfilled his previous commitment and restored his posting privileges on Neo's official social media accounts. He will use this privilege responsibly, solely for official communications, and will not post any personal content. However, he emphasized that this move should not be regarded as "authorization" for him; in essence, it represents the sharing and return of governance power that had long been monopolized by one party, and this power rightfully belongs to him.
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