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Nothing in particular. Why?
Keep him away from anything to do with teenage girls, for one thing.
(He was a mod on /r/jailbait, in case you don't get the reference)
Tell him to look at my username
Might wanna change that - he just might like it.
So, win-win?
What would you do?
I dont see how him joining lemmy should affect anything I do.
If he's not already here under a different username.
I wouldn't do anything. Let him be, because I don't slander people I don't like or disagree with, I forgive but I don't forget. I'd rather not fall to his level.
Nothing. I don't care.
He probably already did.
"You have no power here" ๐
Nothing, good for him. Nobody can own the fediverse so he can't do damage.
Big tech will launch platforms trying to do exactly that if it becomes popular enough.
They won't own it but it will be like Google search, pretty much a default for the majority of zombies who don't care that it's big tech behind it.
Put a Instagram login on it and one click invite to all Instagram and WhatsApp users and you suddenly have millions of active users.
Then you continue to monitor what's being discussed, train some AI on the data that people are providing for you free of charge, and then sell the AI service back to people for a fixed price per month.
If he was smart, he should have one. It's important for a CEO to understand his competition.
If he was smart
Well, there's the problem right there.
He is more of a 'keep your nose up and your subordinates under your feet' type of person (seems like it anyways), so he will not come here. Unless it is a PR stunt, then he'll get laughed back to reddit.