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The minimum buy-in for being a decent person and anything better than a worse-than-useless friend is the capacity to say "I'm waiting to see if this can be substantiated."https://twitter.com/paulg/status/1121340611477557248?s=12 …
One lesson I've learned from Twitter: I never believe anything bad about anyone famous until the evidence is overwhelming. The attention (= money for reporters) you can get by telling lies about someone famous is just too tempting.
Related: I no longer believe that where there's smoke, there's fire. The fact that people consistently say x about some famous person means no more than that there are a lot of people who want to hear it.
Reputational destruction in the age of analytics. Lines of attack are A/B tested until something gets traction. Destructive potency is easier to measure than truth. We'll have to evolve new norms around this. "Everyone must disown the targeted in 24 hours" is not acceptable.
I'd also like to see more folks praise those close to the accused who refrain from either premature dismissal or reflexive condemnation. The space between the two is extremely rocky territory for public figures & we should be appreciative of anyone willing to stand there
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