> If someone doesn't like what Musk is hinting towards, this is the last space they would be interested in joining. But they should be. "People" can have lots

> If someone doesn't like what Musk is hinting towards, this is the last space they would be interested in joining. But they should be. "People" can have lots of reasons for wanting to leave twitter with Musk at its head - including but not limited to having a loose canon billionaire have control what can and cannot be said. On the fediverse, there's a lot more freedom. With this freedom comes people you'll agree with and those you won't.