Responsibility

Matt Gemmell: That was a shitty thing for me to do, because having a following doesn’t just make patronage work, or let you take creative risks in product monetisation; it’s also a responsibility. Now, that sucks, because you can’t possibly be held accountable for the actions of every sociopath who happened to click the Follow…

Matt Gemmell:

That was a shitty thing for me to do, because having a following doesn’t just make patronage work, or let you take creative risks in product monetisation; it’s also a responsibility.

Now, that sucks, because you can’t possibly be held accountable for the actions of every sociopath who happened to click the Follow button on your Twitter profile. You can’t.

I am so glad he wrote this. I’ve been struggling with a similar post, but Matt has said it far better than I could have. Well done.

UPDATE 11-25-15: As with the other posts on this matter the new evidence coming forward calls into question the motives of the individual in such a way that I no longer feel as many people were, or are, in the wrong as they were.

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