- not deliver on his “ideas”;

- not have good management skills or strategies;

- not take on board helpful user feedback;- breach users’ privacy and private groups;- decimate users’ content;- burn through $ tens of millions in investment without delivering a sustainable product;- the firesale of his own company. The acquiring company did not choose him to stay on as CEO. If this is the type of technologist the political leaders listen to, then we shouldn’t be surprised if the Web becomes less intelligent, open, connected and contextualized than it should be.