> I can't think of a single user I know who doesn't know multiple people who are permanently quitting specifically because of this buyout Who knows how and whe

> I can't think of a single user I know who doesn't know multiple people who are permanently quitting specifically because of this buyout Who knows how and when people actually end up walking the walk? A chunk of Hollywood swore that they'll move to Canada to protest Trump taking office in 2016 too and that never materialized. > and multiple features are now either disabled or not functioning properly. Twitter was arguably at its most loved years ago when fail whales were a constant. A few broken features for a while is forgotten very quickly as long as things improve. > So wait, you completely trust a man who bought a company for multiple billions and doesn't even really understand how to run the organization he took complete control over before starting to take drastic actions? I never said I completely trust Musk. In general though, I think that smart engineers can learn to wield complex systems. > Do engineers do that sort of thing? Moving fast and breaking a few things is bad if you're designing bridges or buildings or spaceships, but not necessarily the end of the world if you're designing a social media site.