Casey Newton has an excellent explanation of the strategy to bury Twitter in paperwork and get Musk out of the deal in his Platformer newsletter.įollowing Musk’s attempt to pull out of the deal, Twitter announced it would sue to ensure the deal goes through as per the original agreement.Īfter the news broke, The Verge notes that Twitter employees were quick to mock the situation on Twitter, which may have prompted the memo. However, as has been pointed out repeatedly, that argument is pretty bogus considering Musk’s team kept asking for more details about bots and spam and Twitter kept providing the information, although not always as quickly or in the way that Musk wanted.
Musk alleged that Twitter failed to provide information about the number of bots on its platform, which appears to be the basis for Musk pulling out of the deal. I know this is an uncertain time, and we appreciate your patience and ongoing commitment to the important work we have underway. We will continue to share information when we are able, but please know we are going to be very limited on what we can share in the meantime. You generally (the exceptions are mostly wage & hour cases) don’t join a class action. United States District Court Judge Paul G.
This stuff isn’t really taught in school most of us don’t understand how class actions work. Class Members, except those who exclude themselves from the Class. Given that this is an ongoing legal matter, you should refrain from Tweeting, Slacking, or sharing any commentary about the merger agreement. No, you did not However, if you received a class action notice, someone probably sued someone else on your behalf.
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