>If he wanted to rectify his "mistake" he could've at least attempted to do so, yet I see no signs of that, so I'm not buying this story. How does one rectify

>If he wanted to rectify his "mistake" he could've at least attempted to do so, yet I see no signs of that, so I'm not buying this story. How does one rectify this issue? Destroy a public company with a lot of shareholders? Removing the centralization in Twitter and adding the levels of censorship resistance her prefers would have been a massive gamble with a high probability of failure and would have eventually gotten him ousted. IMO the only way he could proceed is build on a clean slate without destroying the existing value it took a decade to accrue.