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Wow, I find Jack Dorsey's conduct in this highly questionable. He left (or was he asked to leave?) as the CEO and is now trying to topple the current management
by yumraj 5y ago
Wow, I find Jack Dorsey's conduct in this highly questionable. He left (or was he asked to leave?) as the CEO and is now trying to topple the current management.
If he was so much in favor of this, why did he not do this while he was the CEO, which was till a few weeks ago.
- outside1234 5y agoYes - this all has the feel of corporate "kabuki theatre."
- Jxl180 5y agoI don’t think this decision has anything to do with the CEO — this is strictly a matter for the board of which Dorsey is still a member.
- coffeeblack 5y agoMaybe he just didn’t have the spine to keep Twitter free. Maybe he was actually honest in his second Joe Rogan interview, and he really didn’t understand what was going on at Twitter. And maybe now he sees a chance to return Twitter to be a free speech platform again. Anyway, I wish them all the best.