Additionally: Twitter's trust and safety team flagged multiple p0/p1 risks on the twitter blue verification (revolving around impersonation) that nearly instant

Additionally: Twitter's trust and safety team flagged multiple p0/p1 risks on the twitter blue verification (revolving around impersonation) that nearly instantly played out. Musk ignored them and yolo'd the product out. As an advertiser, but also as a business partner, this simply isn't the behavior you're looking for in a business partner. Bad enough to miss the risks, but for the ceo to blow them off... Doing business with Twitter now means constantly being ready to react to whatever dumb stuff Musk decides to do despite multiple people (that he has a habit of firing) warning him about. I would probably prepared to suck it up and deal if it were Google or FB, but not for Twitter.