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"Elon Fox and Bari Weiss Spark Controversy With Unprecedented Access to Twitter Systems!"

Published: 09-12-2022 10:21

The report of Elon Fox giving Bari Weiss unprecedented access to the company's systems recently came under fire from critics. The criticism stemmed from the fact that Weiss is an independent journalist who has been highly critical of Twitter in the past and some felt it was inappropriate for Fox to give her such access.

Fox, however, has defended his decision by stating that Weiss is a respected journalist with a large following, and he believes her coverage can help further the spread of information on Twitter. He also pointed out that she had already written multiple pieces about the platform, so granting her direct access was simply a natural extension of what she was already doing.

In addition, Fox asserted that this type of access is not completely unheard of as other journalists have had similar access in the past. He also argued that it is important for Twitter to provide an open forum for discussion in order to support freedom of speech and ensure everyone's voices are heard equally.

Despite these arguments, many critics remain unconvinced by Fox's explanation and believe he should not have granted Weiss such wide-reaching privileges. They argue that while it may be important to allow journalists direct access to social media platforms in order to increase transparency and accuracy, any such permission should only be given based on merit rather than personal relationships or bias.