Thank you for the reply BTW. It’s not expected and appreciated. I replied to one of your defenders and will reply essentially the same here for visibility.
Please know that the questions are not attacks. And perhaps you’re right, we don’t need to trust but can verify the protocol (although I’m way to much of a layman to ever be able to do that. Thankfully that’s the power of social, other good actors can verify for us).
This still doesn’t address what happened at Twitter and how it happened. You were there from the beginning, built an amazing platform that was then weaponized, used, and became more powerful than an atomic bomb.
It doesn’t appear that you’re a bad actor. Though, who can tell. So, how does the worlds most powerful communications platform get taken over by one political party. This in America, which is supposed to be “free.”
ToxicFemininity / CensorThis
npub1m8…65d6q
2023-02-24 01:34:07
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