Agreed. Managing an on-going domestic terrorism incident is part of Twitter's business so it's a fair question to Musk. I do think, based on the authors approac

Agreed. Managing an on-going domestic terrorism incident is part of Twitter's business so it's a fair question to Musk. I do think, based on the authors approach, that no matter the answer he gave they'd have something negative to say about it. I don't think it's worth giving a megaphone to those who are opportunistically trying to lay landmines rather than promote healthy discussion; I say this in the light that there are a lot of Twitter users who just don't want Musk to own Twitter though they seem unable to explain why beyond a myriad of supposition.