Nor should the Twitter board have forced a sale.
Jack Dorsey does not think that current CEO Elon Musk is the best leader at Twitter, the company he founded in 2006. Dorsey was replying to a question from a user on his new social media platform BlueSky, which is being suggested as an alternative to Twitter.
. However, Dorsey soon left Twitter after Musk's acquisition and focused his attention on BlueSky, a decentralized social media platform.Dorsey was appreciative of Musk for his action in his comments made on BlueSky, which users have begun referring to as "skeets".
said in a report. According to regulatory filings, Dorsey also sold his stake in Twitter as Musk took it private. However, he isn't pleased with how the deal turned out.To begin with, Dorsey does not think that Musk "acted right" after he realized that his timing was wrong.of his initial $44 billion offer after the U.S. Federal Reserve began increasing interest rates and the valuation of tech stocks fell.
BlueSky, which looks much like Twitter but operates in a decentralized fashion, is now available on both Android and iOS platforms. Over a million users are currently on its waitlist, CEO Jay Graber toldlast month. Many are expected to be Twitter users who are tired of the changes Musk has introduced since taking up the role of the CEO.
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