However you utilize it, Twitter’s gradual decline over the last few months has been noticeable.
In February, the website broke down for an indefinite period of time. In March, various famous people — including pro athletes — publicly decried paying $8 for a verified blue checkmark. In early July, we saw the first instance of an infamous “rate limit” message when trying to tweet … anything. And then, just a few days later, many flocked over to Meta’s competitor app, Threads, in reaction to some of Twitter’s recent pitfalls.
