> you don’t get fulfilling internet experiences when you build for brand safety The other side of that coin is that when you fire the bouncer at your bar that

> you don’t get fulfilling internet experiences when you build for brand safety The other side of that coin is that when you fire the bouncer at your bar that used to get all the marketing spiffs from the beers you serve and the bar fills up with meth dealers and their hangers on, those brands leave, too. In other words, Twitter is not the public square. It's a tavern on the public square and normies don't go there now that nazis and bigots hang out there.