Twitter is already a lost cause. He wanted to create a more popular Parler. Probably it'll just end up in the same place with the same niche user base.
At least SpaceX has Gwynn.
This also seems to be reassuring to NASA.
"'I hugged her with a smile on my face, because I know she is running that thing. She’s running SpaceX,' Nelson said."
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/politics-news/spacex-leader...
-Bans people impersonating him like Kathy Griffin
-Bans people who share internal communications at Twitter
-Bans people who post sensitive information like his address, phone number or private jet location
-Bans a few militant Antifa groups
Is there anything else? Because I’m not seeing the abhorrent part, especially compared to pre-Musk censorship.
Why should I be outraged now? When epidemiologists were censored leading to unvaccinated being banned from society last winter, no one made a fuss about it.
https://reclaimthenet.org/twitter-reverses-censorship-andrew...
One of these things is not like the others, one of these things doesn't belong...
> Bans people who share internal communications at Twitter
Which I expect is covered by an NDA between the leaker and the company blocking the sharing of the leaks. I'd expect the same if someone at, purely for the sake of example, Blizzard started sharing internal content via World of Warcraft public chat.
As in lose my job and be unable to socialize because I need a vaccine passport to enter a restaurant. All based on fraudulent lies that I couldn’t expose because I was censored.
>-Bans a few militant Antifa groups
And this just smells ideologically motivated on your part, frankly
His supporters are fanatical - none of his previous abhorrent actions have had a heavy toll, so it's unclear why this one should.
He is certainly receiving a large backlash to his recent actions, but I think that's more a case of people (outside of tech) who would've paid little attention to him before being forced to be more fully aware of his existence, than anyone who previously supported him thinking less of him.