Important: I want to address this absurd campaign of FUD. As you know a social medium is an important venue for many people, in various states of isolation and fragility, to connect. As you also know, I have a large following.
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https://twitter.com/nytimes/status/1593586086000750592
More importantly, I have a large community of friends, about whom I care very deeply. Every one of them. And I know it’s important for them to remain connected to me and to others. I woke up at 5 am this morning to some really alarmist warnings of imminent Twitter breakdown.
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I took some immediate precautionary measures to keep the close family safe: proton, telegram and a discord server. I have a team in place now that will focus 💯 on securing continuity and technological resilience. If need be, I will roll out a solution to KKGB followers.
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That said, I would like to make a statement here, based on my understanding and I really would like @elonmusk to comment if possible. I firmly believe that Twitter services continuity is not at risk and that you should not be impressed with this fear campaign.
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If Elon freezes the app indefinitely, the modulo is pretty stable, at a basic level (cert renewals and dc maintenance). If he decides to focus on ktlo + restoring basic operational knowledge, then he can keep it running to ♾ despite the fact that critical teams are impacted
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True Elon is looking to implement radical product changes, some risky, maybe expediated, with little to no prior proper testing and true key leadership is all new. But hey, none of these guys is dumb, and Elon executed more complex tasks, like rockets and stuff, so chill.
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