The last CEO of Wikimedia Foundation was ex Mckinsey, the current CEO was a senior advisor at the US National Security Council.
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sorry, no not disputing that she was a SA
disputing what "senior advisor" means cause as I read this, "senior advisor" means she is some sort of bad person not to be trusted (roughly speaking)
@failedLyndonLaRouchite I think anyone who gets involved in the US National Security aparatus is already a spesific type of person. You don't just find yourself there. That's not to say they are "bad" or "good" but it already pinpoints the area of focus your life has taken.
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Can we build the worlds knowledge base without rulers?
@liaizon Your post came across my feed alone, and before I clicked through, my first thought was
"But .. isn't accurate measurement kind of important? And straight lines? I still use a ruler even though it's been years since grade school."
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@liaizon There is no CEO of Wikipedia.
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The last CEO of Wikimedia Foundation was ex Mckinsey, the current CEO was a senior advisor at the US National Security Council. Can we maybe stop having these sorts of people in charge of our commons?
@liaizon The reply (x2 via zendesk, see my profile name) to my donation cancellation reads like the comms team at Walmart. Smells like a CEO relationship to Wikipedia to me.
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@gekitsu hahahaha
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The last CEO of Wikimedia Foundation was ex Mckinsey, the current CEO was a senior advisor at the US National Security Council. Can we maybe stop having these sorts of people in charge of our commons?
@liaizon when they only hire/interview people who have been CEO’s for these positions what can you expect?
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Do we need to have a CEO of Wikipedia? Can we maybe just not?
@liaizon even if the org needed some kind of central head person to coordinate things, i feel like they would attract much less attention from the worst sorts of human beings on earth if they'd change the position name to idunno jannyhead or something
(thinking about this thing i read a while ago about how they tried to replicate the stanford prison experiment, changed the wording of the recruitment ad to be about psychology rather than prison and the people who showed up were just chill) -
The last CEO of Wikimedia Foundation was ex Mckinsey, the current CEO was a senior advisor at the US National Security Council. Can we maybe stop having these sorts of people in charge of our commons?
@liaizon Sure we can, just kill em
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The last CEO of Wikimedia Foundation was ex Mckinsey, the current CEO was a senior advisor at the US National Security Council. Can we maybe stop having these sorts of people in charge of our commons?
@liaizon Eh....Boy have you got a weird read on that one. Unless you have evidence or proof to the contrary what that actually means is a free speech advocate is in a position to advise government about classification standards.
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The last CEO of Wikimedia Foundation was ex Mckinsey, the current CEO was a senior advisor at the US National Security Council. Can we maybe stop having these sorts of people in charge of our commons?
@liaizon If someone needs to be in charge, pick someone whose career has been with libraries. Not a corporate shill or a spook.
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@liaizon Your post came across my feed alone, and before I clicked through, my first thought was
"But .. isn't accurate measurement kind of important? And straight lines? I still use a ruler even though it's been years since grade school."
@Robotistry no straight lines! We should only have pendulums
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sorry, no not disputing that she was a SA
disputing what "senior advisor" means cause as I read this, "senior advisor" means she is some sort of bad person not to be trusted (roughly speaking)
@failedLyndonLaRouchite @liaizon I'm not sure what you think the US security apparatus has been up to the last 75 years but mostly killing people for money.
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