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Founder #HourOfCode, CEO @Codeorg. Tech investor/advisor, Director at @Axon_us and @Convoyteam.

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    1. Hadi Partovi‏Verified account @hadip 8 Sep 2019

      Last year I was introduced to Epstein as a potential @codeorg donor. I Googled him, saw he was a convicted sex offender, and ended talks. @MIT and @Joi should have done the same. Period.

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    2. Hadi Partovi‏Verified account @hadip 8 Sep 2019

      Joi Ito’s resignation gives me mixed feelings. @MIT leadership clearly failed in this case, no question.

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    3. Hadi Partovi‏Verified account @hadip 8 Sep 2019

      But choosing donors isn’t always so simple. Rejecting a convicted felon is easy. But what about a donor who is very unpopular, or who faces unverified accusations? At a time of division, mob judgement, and rampant misinformation, should a nonprofit be judge & jury of its donors?

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    4. Hadi Partovi‏Verified account @hadip 8 Sep 2019

      At @codeorg we published a donation policy a year ago for this very reason. We knew a donor would eventually bring us controversy.https://code.org/about/donation-policy …

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    5. Hadi Partovi‏Verified account @hadip 8 Sep 2019

      Just because I rejected Epstein (and others too) doesn’t mean my every decision will be popular. We take funds from corporations and billionaires - inevitably one of my choices will be questioned.

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    6. Hadi Partovi‏Verified account @hadip 8 Sep 2019

      When that day comes, I hope my supporters realize that rejecting a donor’s gift is like taking $ away from education to give it to that donor. Taking $ away from children’s education is not at all easy.

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      Hadi Partovi‏Verified account @hadip 8 Sep 2019

      While I can’t promise my decisions will always be popular, they will never be secret like at @MIT. Transparency is a core value at @codeorg, and our donors are public (unless *they* request anonymity).http://code.org/about/donors 

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        2. leonie haimson‏ @leoniehaimson 8 Sep 2019
          Replying to @hadip @MIT @codeorg

          How does this solve the problem? Didn’t @billgates request anonymity from MIT medialab as well as fact that Epstein was responsible for his donation? It doesn’t appear Epstein opposed having his own donations anonymous either.

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        3. Hadi Partovi‏Verified account @hadip 8 Sep 2019
          Replying to @leoniehaimson @MIT and

          There are generous families who have given us gifts anonymously to avoid the limelight of attention, driven by humility not secrecy. If a small donor has zero influence on our education decisions or direction, it's reasonable to respect their preference for privacy.

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        2. I see what you Dad there...‏ @joeattanaseo 8 Sep 2019
          Replying to @hadip @MIT @codeorg

          Do donors affect your research and education decisions or direction? It's hard to parse through the appearance of influence. The connection may be to complex to investigate when many get their news in "hot takes."

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        3. Hadi Partovi‏Verified account @hadip 8 Sep 2019
          Replying to @joeattanaseo @MIT @codeorg

          The short answer is no. This is addressed in our donation policy.https://code.org/about/donation-policy …

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        1. Ben Casnocha‏Verified account @bencasnocha 8 Sep 2019
          Replying to @hadip @MIT @codeorg

          The anonymity thing is hard. Unsavory donors often *want* to be recognized -- that's how they gain prestige in exchange for donation. In a sense, you insisting *on* anonymity would be how you'd deny them what they want. It'd keep it, in one sense, "cleaner."

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        1. Chjango On-chained  ⛓️‏ @chjango 8 Sep 2019
          Replying to @hadip @MIT @codeorg

          Thanks for sharing this! I'm detecting a pattern with Epstein's donation recipients. I'm curious as to why he picked @codeorg to fund. Was it because of the children? I wonder what other nonprofits he solicited to donate money to. And which of those had things in common?

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