Leading a highly productive remote team and hearing great stories of competitors wasting cycles and churn creating their own problems trying to force RTO. Just treat adults like... adults?
You should read Stephen's blog here... he covers the highs and lows very honestly and eventually went back to a corporate gig despite making some really cool stuff: http://treasureadventureworld.com/
Of course, if you are a product-focused CEO. Zuck still does product reviews. Bill Gates did product reviews at MSFT. This really applies more to tech, whereas in finance and other industries the CEO tends to be more of a sales job.
Correct, even if you look at the URL on each link it will have IDs and tracking code embedded to be able to see who clicked what link and very rarely go straight to the actual URL it is referring to without a hop or two.
Is there a suggested alternative people should be turning to as opposed to building their own, especially if their expertise is in writing or some other field than computer science or web design?
Every incident is obviously tragic, but statistically with the number of Teslas on the road is self-driving roughly on par with the number of expected deadly accidents with manually driven cars? This is still a nascent technology with a lot of promise and it is naive to expect that there will never be a fatality or issue.
Even Discourse is ok but you have to go offsite to post, something their owner has been adamant about not supporting. Perhaps there is a big market opportunity here to take the best of what's around and what customers are asking for.
They do not seem too worried. Comcast raised my basic internet bill by another $20 per month and when I called to cancel they did not even try to keep me.