True, but he's a CEO, that unfortunately means his public statements on Twitter will be taken into accounts as reflections of his leadership. Maybe that's unfa

True, but he's a CEO, that unfortunately means his public statements on Twitter will be taken into accounts as reflections of his leadership. Maybe that's unfair, but generally speaking leading a company means that you do what you need to do for the sake of the company, not try to negotiate what is fair (with few exceptions). I mean, I guess that's his choice, but for someone who is so mission driven that he expects his employees to work 96 hour weeks, he doesn't seem to understand that his advertisers may have similar expectations on him to reflect stability on twitter for the sake of the mission.