Not to mention the people who have built their careers, personality, and livelihoods on that engagement. "Thought leaders" and "engagement grifters" are a very

Not to mention the people who have built their careers, personality, and livelihoods on that engagement. "Thought leaders" and "engagement grifters" are a very new (in the digital sense) and very real thing. And we can't forget the professional advocates whose job consists only of shaming, berating, and victimhood. It's a tough pill to reconcile; make money at the expense of toxicity or find a revenue model that's benevolent. It'll be interesting to see if Twitter changes.