A related question: do people think it's possible for a major tech CEO to avoid having much of a social media presence? Seems like Armstrong is really shooting

A related question: do people think it's possible for a major tech CEO to avoid having much of a social media presence? Seems like Armstrong is really shooting himself in the foot here by running to Twitter and posting his brain dump on the petition. Also, I think he's painted himself into a corner over time by doing the same thing on other occasions in reaction to other internal matters at his company. He really ought to follow the advice he himself gives in the original thread: praise publicly and criticize privately. It's actually great advice but it applies to everyone. Otherwise, I find I don't actually have much of an opinion about who's right here. I just find myself thinking, "If I were him, I'd just stay clear of Twitter."