Elon Musk Buys X (formerly Twitter): Just Use Bluesky, Threads, or Mastodon Instead

Business Insider - Elon Musk's mood and intensity at Twitter are 'worse' than during Tesla's existential crisis 5 years ago, staff says
"People that worked with him at Tesla then say they've never seen him this bad," one of the people said. "He is obviously stressed." Still, there is "zero talk" inside Twitter of a new CEO coming in to replace Musk, this person added. Just Wednesday, Musk said that "towards the end of this year should be good timing to find someone else to run the company," he said via a remote video link at the World Government Summit in Dubai.
New is Musk's obsession with loyalty. He's been known to "rage-fire" people he deems not working hard enough or who question his demands. At Twitter, workers are being fired at the slightest hint of political or personal dissent, even if it's based on internal research, as happened to a principal engineer last week, the newsletter Platformer reported. Since activity on internal Slack channels is limited now, workers' activity on Twitter and other social-media platforms is being used to accuse people of "misconduct" and fire them without severance, the people familiar with the situation said.
During a planning meeting several weeks ago, he suggested several ways to cut costs at Twitter that struck some in the meeting as "insane," another one of the people familiar said. Suggestions like making the entirety of Twitter a subscription product, selling usernames, or limiting services to only users in the US and Japan, because that's where Twitter is most popular, were floated.
The number of principal engineers, a title typically gained through years of experience at a company, has gone from at least 30 to just one. Overall head count is now thought to be about 2,000 and likely to decline further as offices keep closing and intermittent layoffs continue. The site has become glitchy and unreliable, with a major crash last week during which all of Twitter's core functions stopped working for several hours.

Twitter is Going Great!
 

Things are continuing to go well.

Guess what moron, 2FA is not exactly going to make people subscribe. However, it is going to piss off more of your userbase.
 
While 2FA is necessary that is probably the dumbest way to implement it. And text authentication is not exactly secure either. Ironically may be the least secure one.
 
Pretty much. I fail to see how Twitter can last much longer like this.
 

Things are continuing to go well.

Guess what moron, 2FA is not exactly going to make people subscribe. However, it is going to piss off more of your userbase.
What a dumb thing to make exclusive.
 
Guess what I'm never going to buy......
 

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