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Great! Good luck to her. The negativity here is weird.

• bluescrn 3y ago
  To the left, she's failed the purity test already by following a handful of 'evildoers' on Twitter. To the right, the WEF connection is concerning, and her commitment to free speech is in question. But perhaps she just wants to make money from both sides of the political divide?
  • djur 3y ago
    How does "the WEF connection is concerning" differ from "fail[ing] a purity test"?
    • meepmorp 3y ago
      It's the wrong kind of purity test, you see.
• fraaancis 3y ago
  Yeah, it is. The only glaring issue I see is that Yaccarino will definitely have to compromise by kicking some of the more radical people off the platform to get the high-dollar accounts advertising on Twitter again, which will draw fire from what is now the most visible user base. Or at the very least, reducing the "freedom of reach" I've seen Elon refer to. Otherwise, she seems to be a decent hire, catering to a lot of groups.
• deepsquirrelnet 3y ago
  I don’t find the topic of discussion very interesting, which is why I find the popularity and passion poured out here very interesting. I feel like I missed something… Or dodged something.