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Surely someone at Twitter has to say something official about whats going on here. There’s no way they can continue radio silence.
by smcl 4y ago
Surely someone at Twitter has to say something official about whats going on here. There’s no way they can continue radio silence.
- masklinn 4y agoWhat was it, “Twitter, which may no longer have a public relations department, did not reply to a request for comments”?
- smcl 4y agoTrue but they still managed to communicate the new timeline changes somehow. One would hope that someone could at least acknowledge an issue seven hours or so after it’s happened.
- mvid 4y agoWhy would they acknowledge it? "We are killing our competitors" doesn't spin well, so might as well ignore it
- smcl 4y agoIf that is their intent, then yeah - bit ruthless and self-defeating but I sort of get it. But it is a possibility that there was a fuckup, some clients got deleted, and they’re either working on resolving it (and failing) or the only people left who can fix it are in a time zone where they’re still asleep. eh we will see I suppose
- BaseballPhysics 4y ago> Surely someone at Twitter has to say something official about whats going on here. There’s no way they can continue radio silence. Why not?