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Unfortunately I don't expect Twitter to actually die. The most important part of Twitter is the user base, not the employees. There's no special sauce in the code base. It will take time, but he can find other engineers to run the site.

 

Unless the users all leave the site will continue until it goes bankrupt.

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56 minutes ago, Titans279 said:

Unfortunately I don't expect Twitter to actually die. The most important part of Twitter is the user base, not the employees. There's no special sauce in the code base. It will take time, but he can find other engineers to run the site.

 

Unless the users all leave the site will continue until it goes bankrupt.

 

If it gets buggy enough people will stop using it.

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Over the years, I'm sure most of us have seen or used orphaned/abandoned software and websites at one point or another.   

 

Everything works fine for a little while....but lacking proper maintenance and administration, things become increasingly unstable and the features and functionality become more and more problematic.   

 

And after dealing with the frustration for long enough, users eventually decide it's not worth the effort and find something to take its place.

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9 hours ago, nine said:

Over the years, I'm sure most of us have seen or used orphaned/abandoned software and websites at one point or another.   

 

Everything works fine for a little while....but lacking proper maintenance and administration, things become increasingly unstable and the features and functionality become more and more problematic.   

 

And after dealing with the frustration for long enough, users eventually decide it's not worth the effort and find something to take its place.

Twitter is going to have to bring back the fail whale

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8 hours ago, reo said:

 

True but by buggy, I meant little things like not being able to open the app b/c it keeps crashing.


Notifications are an example of a feature who’s failure is observed via lower engagement rates, rather than via errors.  There’s a lot of features like this in the app.  They may degrade gracefully, and folks will use the app less and less.

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8 hours ago, titanruss said:

I can't help but think there's a possibility he's crashing it to make cash on shorting it through some back channel exchange. 

It’s no longer a publicly traded company as Musk took it private, so that would be tough…

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51 minutes ago, Jamalisms said:

It's a sad day. Twitter was my go-to source more information. It was as big a vice as any I have and a near constantly open app.

 

I've uninstalled and hope to have the dedication to follow through.

Be strong.

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