1) good call 2) issue wasn’t whether product was needed but whether FB can be trusted to operate it (it can’t, this is proven), 3) one link in @mosseri post to ongoing attempts to discredit WSJ reconfirms spineless amateur hour in failing to rebuild trust. theverge.com/2021/9/27/2269…
Point being @mosseri didn’t have to include that link. He could have said he wanted to focus on rebuilding trust going forward, why this new product is needed and his assurances to get it right. But instead he chose to weaponize it and help the PR comms team like a good soldier.
If you need additional press reports to point to rather than a Facebook executive’s tweets and blog posts (never link to these without proper context), here is WSJ: wsj.com/articles/faceb…
overheard in @JeffHorwitz timeline and relevant to👆🏽: "Late last week @georgia_wells and I told Instagram we had something coming on this subject."
If Facebook has to testify to Congress this Thu and knew there's more WSJ coming, best tactic to control message is to press pause.
If Facebook has to testify to Congress this Thu and knew there's more WSJ coming, best tactic to control message is to press pause.
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