A few more logs went into the bonfire of Elon Musk’s vanity project in the past 36 hours.
At least four top executives resigned from Twitter, including the platform’s high-profile head of moderation and safety. Musk suggested to employees that his new plaything might go bankrupt sooner rather than later. The Federal Trade Commission issued a rare preemptive—and perhaps a bit impertinent—statement of “deep concern” about staffing tumult. And the rollout of Twitter Blue faded to black, at least for now, following an all-too-predictable rash of issues with fake accounts.
