If you want to punish Musk in a meaningful way, then once the fine has been paid in full, the countdown can start. Once the same amount of time that elapsed between Twitter’s first noncompliance and the fine’s check cleared, then Twitter should be allowed back online. There will always be money to pay fines but they’ll never get the time back. Other companies will take note.

I just want an electric Maverick.

I voted against all board proposals (like I do with most of my stocks) for all the good that’ll do. I hope institutional investors also shitcan the board’s horrible ideas.

My guess is someone saw what was being built and said “hey, we can build something similar and sell it”, hence the C&D.

Every day I miss my twitter account less and less. I now wish there was a way I could block twitter content inside news articles and such.

They gonna land jumbo jets there?

There’s one for Tim Scott too. potential future astroturfing, I guess, but I don’t care. Block Community is my favorite button to click today.

What a terrible demotion for Kelsey Grammer, from Starfleet to submarines.

I’d rather just a “Hide Thread” button but I can’t find one.

The trick is finding which customers are entitled idiots and un-customer them.

A lot of them now just work through third-party houses like govdeals.com.