Three members of the council that advised Twitter on difficult content issues just quit. One tells us why.
, she didn’t see any point. “Musk is tweeting something online—a policy changes. He’s doing polls online—a policy changes. That’s not how policy should be done,” Abdul Rahman said to me. “There should be a scientific, evidence-based approach. And we should be considering people’s mental health.
With their departures, the Trust and Safety Council has about 70 members left. More haven’t resigned yet, Abdul Rahman claimed, either because they believe they can still influence Musk, or because they’re worried about leaving such a position while its resources and content moderation capacity. If Musk doesn’t engage with the remainers, though, they’ll have to decide if continuing a one-way dialogue is really worth their
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