https://www.nytimes.com/2022/11/17/technology/twitter-elon-musk-ftc.html
The departures include many engineers responsible for fixing bugs and preventing service outages, raising questions about the stability of the platform amid the loss of employees and prompting hurried debates among managers over who should be asked to return, current and former employees said.
On Thursday evening, the version of the Twitter app used by employees began slowing down, according to one source familiar with the matter, who estimated that the public version of Twitter was at risk of breaking during the night.
Website DownDetector reported a significant uptick in user reports of issues on the site.
“If it does break, there is no one left to fix things in many areas,” the person said, who declined to be named for fear of retribution.
