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There are a lot of questions the report doesn't answer. @deray asked a bunch of them today, and others have asked still more. If you choose not to answer them, that's on you.
A little under an hour ago, Shaun King DMed me to ask whether I 'd read the report he released on his finances. I replied that I had, and asked him whether he'd like me to tweet a list of the questions I thought it left unanswered.
A few minutes ago, I got my answer: He blocked me.
Someone asked whether I could tweet out the list anyway, and that's a good idea. Not tonight—debate's on soon. But I can try tomorrow.
Update: Busy with a bunch of stuff today, but several people have asked publicly and privately for my list of questions, so I'm going to tweet them out soon.
(I hadn't actually compiled such a list when Shaun DMed me—his note came out of the blue and took me a bit by surprise. But I do think there are a bunch of obvious questions he hasn't answered, and I'm happy to ask the ones that seem clearest to me.)
Oh, and since some folks have (weirdly) accused me of lying, here's the DM exchange. 
We'd been following each other on here for years before this exchange, and—again—he blocked me less than an hour later. You can see all my tweets to and about him on my timeline. I haven't deleted any of them.
(And yes, for clarity and completeness' sake, that was the last DM I sent him, and the last interaction we had before he blocked me.)
