What you say is of dubious value (or even negative value). I imagine Twitter has code reviews like most other places anyways. And even if were not of zero valu

What you say is of dubious value (or even negative value). I imagine Twitter has code reviews like most other places anyways. And even if were not of zero value, it's not what they were told to do anyways. Printing out your code of the past 30 days is a demeaning power play to test your loyalty. They could just look at your pull requests or commits themselves.