It’s clear to me those workers did a lot, and it’s showing. Just because the company with lots of momentum doesn’t shut down doesn’t mean those employees weren’

It’s clear to me those workers did a lot, and it’s showing. Just because the company with lots of momentum doesn’t shut down doesn’t mean those employees weren’t needed. It sounds like Twitter is not paying its bills, hasn’t processed the severance promised to laid off employees, is doing a bad job of working with partners and selling ads, has stopped doing effective moderation, the workplaces are dirtier, core services are regularly broken, managers aren’t managing, most of the “features” we’re getting are just things that were already done and rejected (the new for-you/following timeline swipe was rolled out and then back early last year) ga that were just a matter of moving existing data around (the views counter), and no truly new features have been developed yet.