In reply to WPezDeveloper.

I'm the director of marketing at a software company. I've been a digital marketing director at various tech-related companies since 2009. I've also been an account executive and global relationship manager at a large marketing SEO where my largest client was a then Fortune 25 company.

So as a marketing director and peer to others in my world, especially male leaders, it makes zero sense to keep the Playmate party videos and weird sex tweets to women on Twitter live on the internet for the whole world to see. Not just my opinion - but it also looks really bad when the person deletes all of the content after days of mounting pressure to address it all.

It also looks like pure hypocrisy to rebrand yourself as a male feminist and leader of women's rights and empowerment yet have all of this questionable misogynistic and objectification content out there for any woman to see and judge.

But to continue the lie that this is some attack on YoastCon, Yoast's CEO, the company, individuals, etc. is fraudulent and PR diversion tactic from the core issues, like those being discussed with intellectual honesty and integrity here: https://medium.com/@gisele_navarro/dear-seo-industry-we-need-to-talk-about-elitism-and-sexual-harassment-23a338e56e73