It's an interesting question though. I feel like in this case the right thing to do would be to stop linking to his twitter. But what if he was a "bad" (in quo

It's an interesting question though. I feel like in this case the right thing to do would be to stop linking to his twitter. But what if he was a "bad" (in quotes) guy? Like the CEO from the recent repl.it debacle. What if he asks to stop linking to his bullying tweets? Nobody would side with him. So.. where's the line? Is anything public fair play? Who decides if someone is bad or good? The collective internet mob? Surely nothing can go wrong with that.