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Twitter went down constantly in its early years and did fine; as long as errors get fixed, I don't see why that dynamic would spell doom for Twitter now. There

Twitter went down constantly in its early years and did fine; as long as errors get fixed, I don't see why that dynamic would spell doom for Twitter now. There are a lot of people for whom the idea that Twitter can get along without most of its former headcount is a bitter pill to swallow, but that doesn't make it untrue. One reason the site was stable pre-Musk is that no one made any changes to it. For better or worse, it's now owned by someone who actually uses the product and has ideas for how to develop it.

globalreset 4y ago
Yeap. Most people commenting here are just bitter and are looking for any excuse to confirm their biases. From a business perspective does it matter that Twitter is down for a moment? It's not a plane or medical machine. It's not blocking anyone from doing anything useful. Everyone are just going to check & post when it is up again. It also doesn't mean that Twitter employees have a bad work experience like most here assume. Maybe they've got a permission to iterate fast, even if it risks bringing things down, and everyone are having a jolly good time, skipping on the boring chores ensuring everything will go smoothly usually takes.