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Elon Musk should face arrest if he incited UK rioters, says ex-Twitter chief
(www.theguardian.com)
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Just flag Twitter as a hate platform and delist them?
Let Musky deal with explaining why it isn't and beg, like how Apple set his stupid ass straight.
What's the apple story?
In 2022...
Tim cook invited him to their campus. And let's just say Musk learned at that moment to stfu.
https://www.ktvu.com/news/elon-musk-tours-apple-headquarters-after-blasting-tech-giant
Sounds like the other way around to me...
Yeah I remember reading at the time that they basically kissed and made up; Musk actually interacted with Tim like a human and was snapped out of his weird manic fit, and Tim told him they were still advertising. That's it.
Funny how quickly an invitation and a face-to-face meeting can have keyboard warriors on their heels.
In my head, it was Apple going, "Twitter is a fucking ant in this game and I will curb stomp you. You understand me you little piece of shit?"
It's a nice daydream, but almost definitely nothing even close to that happened.
According to Musk?
I assume Twitter or X now is still on the app store?
And direct everyone to the Fediverse. All government officials should have their primary accounts there.
They should be running their own server where they have complete control over the content. I hate that public entities rely so much on third party services when their own websites get neglected. Like, I went to your website for info, but then find I have to go to Twitter or FB or whatever to find updates. And then Musk rat has a fit in the K hole and blocks stuff or tweaks the interface to mess shit up somehow and poof, it's gone until he wakes up one of his engineers to fix it.
I find it baffling that most are not maintaining both mastodon and threads accounts.
Honestly this is the best answer. Kill his dying platform.
He bought it for the large natural language dataset and also to help kill it for non democratic nations.