Because I'm not about to hand over one of the 26 essential letters of our alphabet to corporate whims. "Twitter" emerged as a fresh term because people embraced

Because I'm not about to hand over one of the 26 essential letters of our alphabet to corporate whims. "Twitter" emerged as a fresh term because people embraced it—not because a billionaire decreed it. Whether it's naming a service or renaming a gulf , words—and especially their letters—belong to the public, not to the power of a few billionaires..