3 tweets by Peter Simeti with much value to consider

Alterna publisher Peter Simeti had some more to say in connection with the terrifying experience he went through recently:

If you see someone tweeting out something disgusting/suspicious/incredulous/boastful/questionable in regards to the SWATting incident that occurred to me on the night of the 12th -- please send me the screenshot if possible so I can inform local law enforcement, thank you.

— Peter Simeti 💬 (@petersimeti) February 14, 2019

The false accusations, defamation, hate, and threats that come my way on a near daily basis, whether it be on here, facebook, email, etc. -- that stuff emboldens people that are in the wrong state of mind, to do something extreme.
Something violent.
STOP inciting violence.

— Peter Simeti 💬 (@petersimeti) February 14, 2019

He's absolutely correct. Especially when so-called comics writers engage in offensive behavior, they risk inciting violence of the sort that people like Billy Tucci and Simeti recently encountered. Publishing higher-ups have to start taking more serious measures to ensure their contributors aren't engaging in any kind of reprehensible acts, in front of or behind the camera. Simeti also said:

For those that have spent over a year harassing me for being neutral in this ridiculousness called comicsgate and are now using my words of neutrality as a weapon and a shield against people who are passionately defending me -- I see what you're doing -- and you're disgusting.

— Peter Simeti 💬 (@petersimeti) February 14, 2019

There's a case to be made that social media platforms like Twitter just aren't worth using, and it'd be better to convey thoughts on a blog instead. Besides, unlike Twitter to date, on a blog you can edit your text to make corrections and addendum. There should be a request made by publishers to just make use of a blog if that's what it takes to communicate and interact with audiences, or even Facebook. A site where you can only write up brief items one after another is ridiculous.