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He said in multiple tweets theres still rules particularly with direct harm to people. Idk why you would think doxxing and tracking someones location (which in

He said in multiple tweets theres still rules particularly with direct harm to people. Idk why you would think doxxing and tracking someones location (which in this case they stalked his family) would be ok. I feel like this is just a talking point even though you and others know better but just dont like Musk. If thats the case just say it.

jacquesm 4y ago
Rules for thee but not for me. As for me liking Elon Musk: I used to. And then somewhere along the line it changed and now I in fact do not like him. But my liking or not liking him has nothing to do with simply holding him accountable, he made some pretty expensive statements and he fails to live by them, even for a very short period. And conveniently just when he's decided to ban that account a stalker of his family pops out of the woodwork. I'm sorry but Musk has lost the benefit of the doubt with me, too many lies over too many years.
- dmix 4y ago
  Why would he tweet “tweets about my location posted on a delayed basis aren’t that bad” then an hour later ban it again? It’s very odd and throws gasoline for his detractors. This is after very publicly saying he would stand up even to people posting his flight info just last month. I get being emotional about the kid being stalked but the mixed signals are just frustrating.
  - jacquesm 4y ago
    The link between his kid being stalked - assuming it even happened - and deleting the account as well as his previous statements on the subject simply do not add up. This could have happened at any point prior to him taking over Twitter, but it didn't and now, magically, within 48 hours of the discussion around blocking the account blowing up there is the silver bullet. I'll read the police report if and when it becomes public (again, assuming there is one, which presumably there should be). Edit: an upthread comment states that the owner of the elonjet account says that the account has not tweeted since Dec. 12th so that the two can't possibly be connected.
tsimionescu 4y ago
The location of his jet is public info you can get from the FAA site. Posting it to Twitter is not doxxing.
- theonething 4y ago
  If your contact info was listed in a public white page directory, would you be okay with someone looking up that publicly available info and posting it to millions of people on twitter?
  - jakemauer 4y ago
    Elon’s contact info was not shared publicly with millions of people. The location of his private jet, which is public information, was republished on Twitter.
    - theonething 4y ago
      The GP's argument is that if any information is publicly available, it's ok to repost it as much as you want. Even your comment emphasizes the concept of "public information"
  - kccoder 4y ago
    Most of us have the ability to drive to someone's house. Most of us do not have the ability to intercept a flight or gain access to the secured area of an airport.
  - tsimionescu 4y ago
    If I am using my real name, and if I am aware that my address is publicly listed, why not? If I worked in an office and made that information public, would I be expected to be upset when someone publishes the address of that office on Twitter? Now, if I'm pseudonymous, that's a different matter: someone would be revealing my real name's association with that pseudonym, which may be a problem.
    - 4y ago
rodgerd 4y ago
Explain Yoel Roth. Explain Libs of Tiktok.

jacquesm 4y ago

Rules for thee but not for me. As for me liking Elon Musk: I used to. And then somewhere along the line it changed and now I in fact do not like him. But my liking or not liking him has nothing to do with simply holding him accountable, he made some pretty expensive statements and he fails to live by them, even for a very short period. And conveniently just when he's decided to ban that account a stalker of his family pops out of the woodwork. I'm sorry but Musk has lost the benefit of the doubt with me, too many lies over too many years.

dmix 4y ago
Why would he tweet “tweets about my location posted on a delayed basis aren’t that bad” then an hour later ban it again? It’s very odd and throws gasoline for his detractors. This is after very publicly saying he would stand up even to people posting his flight info just last month. I get being emotional about the kid being stalked but the mixed signals are just frustrating.
- jacquesm 4y ago
  The link between his kid being stalked - assuming it even happened - and deleting the account as well as his previous statements on the subject simply do not add up. This could have happened at any point prior to him taking over Twitter, but it didn't and now, magically, within 48 hours of the discussion around blocking the account blowing up there is the silver bullet. I'll read the police report if and when it becomes public (again, assuming there is one, which presumably there should be). Edit: an upthread comment states that the owner of the elonjet account says that the account has not tweeted since Dec. 12th so that the two can't possibly be connected.

tsimionescu 4y ago

The location of his jet is public info you can get from the FAA site. Posting it to Twitter is not doxxing.

theonething 4y ago
If your contact info was listed in a public white page directory, would you be okay with someone looking up that publicly available info and posting it to millions of people on twitter?
- jakemauer 4y ago
  Elon’s contact info was not shared publicly with millions of people. The location of his private jet, which is public information, was republished on Twitter.
  - theonething 4y ago
    The GP's argument is that if any information is publicly available, it's ok to repost it as much as you want. Even your comment emphasizes the concept of "public information"
- kccoder 4y ago
  Most of us have the ability to drive to someone's house. Most of us do not have the ability to intercept a flight or gain access to the secured area of an airport.
- tsimionescu 4y ago
  If I am using my real name, and if I am aware that my address is publicly listed, why not? If I worked in an office and made that information public, would I be expected to be upset when someone publishes the address of that office on Twitter? Now, if I'm pseudonymous, that's a different matter: someone would be revealing my real name's association with that pseudonym, which may be a problem.
  - 4y ago

rodgerd 4y ago

Explain Yoel Roth. Explain Libs of Tiktok.