So much of this article reads like an op-ed that I can't take it seriously.
Edit: for the downvoters, some excerpts:
> The BBC exchange showed Musk as alternately conciliatory and erratic.
According to whom?
> He also said that he's sleeping on a couch at work, that he followed through on his promise to purchase Twitter only because a judge forced him to, and that he should stop tweeting after 3 a.m.
this is a lot to say without any specific quotes
> Like so many policy decisions at the social network of late, Musk applied the label to NPR's Twitter account abruptly. It's still not clear why he became so animated about the issue.
Heavy use of adverbs and adjectives is like injecting opinion.
> For years, many journalists considered Twitter critical to monitoring news developments, to connect with people at major events and with authoritative sources, and to share their coverage. Musk's often hastily announced policy changes have undermined that.
Edit: for the downvoters, some excerpts:
> The BBC exchange showed Musk as alternately conciliatory and erratic.
According to whom?
> He also said that he's sleeping on a couch at work, that he followed through on his promise to purchase Twitter only because a judge forced him to, and that he should stop tweeting after 3 a.m.
this is a lot to say without any specific quotes
> Like so many policy decisions at the social network of late, Musk applied the label to NPR's Twitter account abruptly. It's still not clear why he became so animated about the issue.
Heavy use of adverbs and adjectives is like injecting opinion.
> For years, many journalists considered Twitter critical to monitoring news developments, to connect with people at major events and with authoritative sources, and to share their coverage. Musk's often hastily announced policy changes have undermined that.
Again, according to who??