Twitter has some serious UX issues to overcome. If this sacking is a step towards finally dealing with those issues, then Twitter Inc. will only be stronger. If

Twitter has some serious UX issues to overcome. If this sacking is a step towards finally dealing with those issues, then Twitter Inc. will only be stronger. If its just some part of a power play or structural re-alignment, then I fear that Twitter may be at risk of losing the plot. They've got an awful lot of work to do to start rationalizing the sharp edges on their service or risk alienating the next wave of Twitter adopters. The UX and value proposition is way to arcane for most people and I view this as Twitters biggest challenge to continued growth.