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" On the scale of Silicon Valley stylishness, Twitter cofounder Jack Dorsey is the aspirational apex. He&amp;#039;s set the bar for a debonair new breed of Web entrepreneurs, helping to move the public conscious away from the nerd archetype that preceded it. And he stands in direct opposition to the disheveled, hoodie-wearing, man-boy persona typified by Mark Zuckerberg. Well, early Mark Zuckerberg, at least. A decade after founding Facebook, the guy has cleaned up his act considerably. Now beholden to stockholders, and a year shy of his 30th birthday, he&amp;#039;s finally dressing like the grown man he is, as this picture from his trip to South Korea demonstrates. But he&amp;#039;s still no Jack Dorsey. For this occasion we&amp;#039;re happy to unveil the The Jack Dorsey Style Scale\u2122, a highly scientific way to rate Internet moguls&amp;#039; approach to dressing relative to that of Dorsey&amp;#039;s. Zuckerberg&amp;#039;s score? Just two Dorseys out of five. While we give him credit for at least trying on his trip East, the man has broken our number one commandment: Thou Shalt Have a Suit That Fits. His jacket sleeves are baggy, the shoulders are droopy, and he&amp;#039;s committing the cardinal sin of having both buttons buttoned. There&amp;#039;s too much shirt collar showing, but not even a hint of cuff. The tie is too loose and, hold on, is he wearing a black suit? We&amp;#039;re being nitpicky, yes, but men&amp;#039;s-wear is all about the details. And if there&amp;#039;s anyone who can afford a nice suit and a decent tailor, it&amp;#039;s Zuck. Somewhere in the world, Jack Dorsey is pasting this photo in his Mark Zuckerberg burn book \u2014 and we don&amp;#039;t blame him.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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