Yeah, it’s also so weird that they chose the mail-in ballots to take the fact checking stand as opposed to the random accusation that Joe Scarborough is a murderer.
Twitter has an amazing business model, but it seems like management is deadset on ruining it.pic.twitter.com/8GD01FfTaK
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Thinking about it more, the widower’s letter to Jack probably was the turning point, but they decided it would be from then on rather than retroactive.
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They have the platform for the world's most influential people to interact and post ideas. They want to turn that into a partisan political website. One of the dumbest things I've seen a company do.
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What they're doing is not only terrible for the economics and the quality of the product, but it violates in spirit, if not explicitly, the first amendment of our nation's storied constitution.
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I learned when I ran a company on top of the Twitter API that Twitter does not behave at all like a normal business. Public opinion and political influence seem to be more of an internal driver than revenue.
Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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The only thing that Twitter has is network effects and inertia. Their product, quite frankly, sucks. There is a chance they could be myspace'd.
Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Eventually, all businesses come to realize they have a
#purpose or no purpose at all, and that all#business happens in the context of the political economy. Skills in maneuvering are necessary. Stakeholder#capitalism has better prospects for growing a more robust society. -
That's not a business, that's a hobby.
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