I never signed on to Twitter. Never felt any compulsion to do so. Even with Musk's acquisition of the platform I merely thought, "Fine, maybe he'll level the playing field." But I still didn't rush over to sign up.
I read the letter that Media Matter's sent out with a list of their "demands" along with a list of teary eyed, hand wringing, 'what if' prognostications of the world coming to an end. Undersigned by a list of NGO's. That list along with the authoring party is a list of reasons why I may want to sign up.
I'll wait until the deal is done and the new policies settle in before I make a final decision but for the time being that letter along with the signatories is one of the best reasons I can see to want to join the platform. They are among the foremost enemies of Freedom of Speech.
I read the letter that Media Matter's sent out with a list of their "demands" along with a list of teary eyed, hand wringing, 'what if' prognostications of the world coming to an end. Undersigned by a list of NGO's. That list along with the authoring party is a list of reasons why I may want to sign up.
I'll wait until the deal is done and the new policies settle in before I make a final decision but for the time being that letter along with the signatories is one of the best reasons I can see to want to join the platform. They are among the foremost enemies of Freedom of Speech.