It’s a piece by SF mayoral candidate Jane Kim … calling the SF Chronicle out on their attempted hatchet job.

One of her questions back:

”Why didn’t you fact check the false assertions contained in these questions against publicly available information before contacting me or choosing to move forward with this story?”

Which resulted in them not runing with the story at all …. this is their response

Politico reporting how Seattle, San Francisco et al are too expensive to live in because highly paid tech people are arriving and pushing up the prices.

Those same tech people are very quick to preach that the Future of Work is virtual.

Is it that what is good for the goose is not good for the gander?

Again not me .. but …

I’m specifically not deleting my account because:

1. I intend to exercise a number of my data subject rights, and complain if Facebook does not respond appropriately.
   
2. I’m expecting the alternatives to Facebook to improve (because they’re virtually non-existent now), and will look forward to using data portability.

"A 12-day trip will cost $9.5 million per person, and reservations for the first four months have already sold out."

"Facebook’s targeting algorithm is so powerful, they said, they don’t need to identify suckers themselves—Facebook does it automatically. And they boasted that Russia’s dezinformatsiya agents were using tactics their community had pioneered."