How would you handle the situation where you have a company losing money and competitors are sucking your data dry?ġ. Substack released a competitor and was scraping their contact data. Doxing people fits whose narrative again? I'm not convinced thats a 'narrative'.īanning links to substack was temporary. If someone is one of the most highly influential people on the planet managing gigantic marketcap companies like Tesla/Spacex, It makes sense from a personal safety standpoint not to dox their location each time they travel. If you believe otherwise, I think I would need to hear a strong argument that its the better alternative. Its better to be allowed to operate in another country than be kicked out and have another more government subservient tech company replacement step in.
The argument he claims is that a country can decide how they want to operate businesses inside their own borders. How are people defending this? It makes no sense.įor the Turkish Gov thing, I should've specified US citizens on US Soil. You're going to build a business on a platform that might randomly decide to effectively shut itself down on a whim? Imagine if you had an Amazon shop and Amazon decided tomorrow with no warning that every customer on the platform is limited to buying at most one item per day, and also external links to Amazon no longer work for guest checkout unless your customer makes an account. Finish the big work and make something exciting, sure, but nobody with an ounce of sense would ever trust Elon not to pull the rug out from under them now. And it's not a tech issue, it's a trust issue. It puts a mark on your businesses reputation that will never go away. Other executives are afraid of doing this because it's the kind of thing that permanently hinders your platform from ever being treated like a reliable place to do business or build on top of.
With no warning and with no announcement, all because Elon is mad that OpenAI hasn't cut him a check. A bunch of government agencies and public services just found out that "check our Twitter for updates" no longer works. So who on earth would be irresponsible enough to trust Twitter with anything essential or important after this? Who is going to build a storefront on a platform where they might wake up one day and find out that all of their customers are rate-limited from using the platform? And then the CEO jokes that he's doing people a favor by making them touch grass?Ī bunch of artists who had (shortsightedly) built their business models around using Twitter as an art platform woke up one day to find out that their artwork can no longer be embedded in other websites. And he's shown over the past weekend that he is fully willing on impulse to literally just stop everyone from using the website.
I don't like to use insults around mental health, or I totally would ) Musk wants to build an "everything app" where people conduct business and accept payments.
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