For me it’s not black and white. The (expected) amount of good from the money has to be considered in consideration to the (expected) bad PR.
And I don’t feel the EA movement was advertising for FTX so turning this against EA would be in bad faith.
At least on Twitter I felt that EA followers gave quite a lot of attention to SBF in particular. It certainly was positive PR for him and his companies, but I think an obvious risk for the movement.
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For me it’s not black and white. The (expected) amount of good from the money has to be considered in consideration to the (expected) bad PR.
And I don’t feel the EA movement was advertising for FTX so turning this against EA would be in bad faith.
At least on Twitter I felt that EA followers gave quite a lot of attention to SBF in particular. It certainly was positive PR for him and his companies, but I think an obvious risk for the movement.