I don’t think that matters. No one asks docs who told you what. He’s wasn’t just the ceo of Twitter, he created the platform so he knows more tech. I think the info you need to know is that someone who has the art or mastery of something, they can make an informed decision based on their better understanding of the situation. In my opinion, he doesn’t need to apologize. Apologize for what? For taking an initiative for bettering the mental health of others, for taking one for the team? For being able to be courageous to come and say he’s changing a few things. Yeah maybe he could’ve not cared and not removed anyone, but then you guys would’ve said, our kids saw that, it’s your platform, he should’ve taken action when he can. So really he can’t win this argument therefore an apology isn’t relevant here, cause nothing wrong was done.