> - How he has (mis?)managed Twitter so far. I get a kick out of Elon/Twitter schadenfreude as much as the next person, but I also have to consider that maybe

> - How he has (mis?)managed Twitter so far. I get a kick out of Elon/Twitter schadenfreude as much as the next person, but I also have to consider that maybe the "growth at all costs" Wall Street mentality has permeated our society and psyches so thoroughly that it triggers a strong kneejerk reaction to anyone going against that grain. Here is a leader who is finally saying, to hell with the investors and the board and kowtowing to the advertisers, I will make the changes I feel are right, and we are rejecting it because it's "mismanagement." Where mismanagement is defined as not playing along with the public market incentives. I'm sure it's a swing too far in the apologist direction, but you gotta wonder...