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I'm not sure what happened, but it doesn't seem like this is the whole story. He deleted his tweets, but Twitter replies seem like this writer may have started

I'm not sure what happened, but it doesn't seem like this is the whole story. He deleted his tweets, but Twitter replies seem like this writer may have started the aggression. This is the best I could find in regards to context: https://twitter.com/ByStephenJones/status/1489632602122121216 https://twitter.com/ByStephenJones/status/148963260212212121... https://twitter.com/HarrisHeller/status/1489513376371785728 https://twitter.com/HarrisHeller/status/1489513376371785728 I've never heard of either person involved, and am not sure what's happening. (It's hard to put together a timeline, and I'm not sure what was said via email, but whatever it was didn't seem to come from the YouTuber in question at all nor was it prompted by him. The YouTuber in question seems like a pretty good guy, if not maybe a bit less technical, from the very little I know.)

stjohnswarts 5y ago
Well it's one thing to have a twitter argument but it sounds like they sent threats towards his family and he is quitting for their safety as he knows how crazy some nuts are on the web. Chances are they were hollow threats but sounds like it just wasn't worth it to him. He really should follow up with the police and see if he can get whoever did this and see they get some prison time for terroristic threats as they likely will just do it again with someone else now that they probably feel empowered.
- hammyhavoc 5y ago
  If that part is true. Not saying it isn't, but saying x happened is a good way of justifying selling something and distancing yourself from it.
  - jacquesm 5y ago
    People don't tend to walk away from something they spent that much time on without a very good reason. As the - former - owner/operator of a large community I find it totally believable.