You can't calm down every troll on the internet. And we also need a CEO who has his shit together more than the most overly emotional members of our community. Reaching out and trying to inform him is already a step towards building trust. We should get to know the guy before we try to sell him to our people. None of us had any say in this and I think he will understand our reservations if we talk to him. I'll make that post after I see what he does.
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I totally agree you can't calm down trolls, what if they are large stakeholders and witnesses in your new project.... Would a good CEO go hands off, or get his own people in ASAP
If I am investing, I sure hope he gets rid of people who can't handle their emotions any better than that.
I don’t think considering a fork is beyond reasonable. And cracking down on people with dissenting opinions is a sure way to increase any skepticism the community has and discourage us to stay.
And as for us proving ourselves to him, it seems we already have. He bought.
If we have a CEO who supports the community, many of those people will calm down, and those who don’t we can work around like we have always done and find other ways to discourage their behavior without turning the place into a dictatorship
Agree. From their 53minutes ama video, I observed Justin is good in socialize and perhaps have good emotional intelligence. Ned might be slightly easy to get irritated and not so good at socializing, I think he is an introvert. Justin is confirmed extrovert,good sign for CEO of social media platforms.
Sure, I mean, I think that is how he's gotten where he is now. He is pretty charismatic when he speaks Chinese
Right? I can sense that too. Actually I don't really pay attention to Justin until this recent Steemit inc stuff happening. Ned deserve some credit for being smart on partnership with Justin too. At least being responsible for making sure steem blockhain will be in good hands before he finally disappear for good.