... and they're still at it, releasing almost-daily deluges documenting earthshaking criminal conspiracies. All while also a) running that company on a fraction of the former staff (although definitely addition-by-subtraction in effect there), b) rolling out new features in days and weeks that the old Twitter couldn't manage in years, c) dealing with obviously increased sabotage from boycotting advertisers, axe-grinding vendors, bot farms, hackers, angry former workers and confederate hold-overs, SF bureaucrats, etc., d) navigating and fixing all those non-existent tools, broken practices, and grotesque policies.
It's one of the most amazing things I could imagine; I can't wait to hear the full story one day. To all the people justifiably frustrated that their banned accounts haven't yet been restored, their patience will be rewarded - but I hope they might be able to understand why everything hasn't happened all at once. (Although, all things considered, in the grand scheme of things, it's sure come awful close to an amazing everything-at-once!)
... and they're still at it, releasing almost-daily deluges documenting earthshaking criminal conspiracies. All while also a) running that company on a fraction of the former staff (although definitely addition-by-subtraction in effect there), b) rolling out new features in days and weeks that the old Twitter couldn't manage in years, c) dealing with obviously increased sabotage from boycotting advertisers, axe-grinding vendors, bot farms, hackers, angry former workers and confederate hold-overs, SF bureaucrats, etc., d) navigating and fixing all those non-existent tools, broken practices, and grotesque policies.
It's one of the most amazing things I could imagine; I can't wait to hear the full story one day. To all the people justifiably frustrated that their banned accounts haven't yet been restored, their patience will be rewarded - but I hope they might be able to understand why everything hasn't happened all at once. (Although, all things considered, in the grand scheme of things, it's sure come awful close to an amazing everything-at-once!)
The founding fathers would call it Providence