No surprise that an organization engaging in large-scale behavioral engineering (&#x27;click here&#x27;) has a warped view of free speech.<p>I don&#x27;t know how to reconcile &#x27;we&#x27;ve never had rules about what people can write&#x27; with &#x27;my clear communication that this is unacceptable&#x27; (or even with taking down photos of breastfeeding women).<p>His <i>interpretation</i> is that BLM doesn&#x27;t mean all lives don&#x27;t matter, therefore the crossouts are inappropriate. (1) I&#x27;m not sure social justice movements want to be interpreted by nasdaq CEOs. And (2) crossing out isn&#x27;t censorship, it&#x27;s debate.<p>Given that this whole company is about people writing on each other&#x27;s walls, you&#x27;d want them to have a more nuanced attitude towards graffiti.