Opinion: Twitter's new CEO won't fix it if she doesn't face some hard truths
“Our first principles are questioning our assumptions and building something new from the ground up," she wrote
Yaccarino was in rally mode, though, and also tweeted,"We have the opportunity to reach across aisles, create new partnerships, celebrate new voices, and build something together that can change the world. From what I can tell so far, we’re built for this.” “Your most followed account often starts from a specific perspective regarding hot-button topics. Instead of opening a discourse, the account provides pronouncements + memes. It baits millions of other accounts into piling on. Feels less like a Town Hall thanYaccario was not finished and, like Musk, seems convinced that Twitter is the best way to divine truth on, I guess, any topic:
Define accuracy. It's not something you crowdsource. It's something you investigate and then get empirical evidence to back it up. News organizations are usually built to do this. Social media not so much. I do believe in and like on-the-ground reporting. Twitter has that skill.When you're making an argument it can be useful to first define the terms. In this case, I was curious about how Yaccarino defines 'accurate.
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