The most vocals are talking about Twitter acquisition saying that it’s an assault of conservatives to control an important social media (barely exaggerating) and that it will result in a lot of harm.
Aside the questionability of this analysis, Jack is now publicly disavowing the Twitter board https://twitter.com/jack/status/1515549577352564740?s=20&t=pl2K02-zstVrZVoM1iPoYw
I’ve read Twitter employees say they are being ‘super stressed’ about the acquisition and now Jack, who is very popular among employees and cannot really be taken for a conservative, is ending up backing the idea that the board is going in the wrong direction.
I’m wondering what are the thoughts of people who are usually thinking in a democrats vs republicans way, how do you solve that?
Also, what do Twitter folks here think about that?
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(btw whether it will lean more conservative is a prediction I’m personably not qualified to argue for or against)
But that’s not the question.