You've never coded before and it shows. That's ok, I'll give it a shot to be as brief as possible.

Understand that code as dense as twatter that handles billions of tweets worldwide, seamlessly, is massive. In layman terms, it's like reading the tax code where everything affects everything: take a part out and it completely wrecks other areas. Same with coding: the links/references to other parts, if just deleted, would crash the whole platform.

Point: it takes time to write additional code to bridge/repair chunks that were intertwined without crashing everything. On a similar, but lesser degree, This is why "patches" come out to fix bugs in video games.

Conclusion: it's being worked on, AFAIK, but it takes time.

You've never coded before and it shows.

Understand that code as dense as twatter that handles billions of tweets worldwide, seamlessly, is massive. In layman terms, it's like reading the tax code where everything affects everything: take a part out and it completely wrecks other areas. Same with coding: the links/references to other parts, if just deleted, would crash the whole platform.

Point: it takes time to write additional code to bridge/repair chunks that were intertwined without crashing everything. On a similar, but lesser degree, This is why "patches" come out to fix bugs in video games.

Conclusion: it's being worked on, AFAIK, but it takes time.