So "X" - nothing to see here. Elon's in control - Part XXX **Threadbans in OP**

Are you registered to vote in the US?

Here's a 'polling card' in my State

What are you talking about that's supposed to be on there? Because it's not got any information about voting days.

You're also sidestepping the fact that Twitter has a section 230 obligation to remove such content, it's a federal crime to give out false information about when and where to vote.

I'm not really compelling anything here: groups like the NAACP are, and a lot of advertisers seem to have taken the same position, they don't believe Musk is living up to his commitments on election integrity.

Russia or somewhere could make a cottage industry out of paying Musk for verified accounts and, with no way for Musk to verify any of the paperwork they might send is not complete bullshit, Twitter would still be full of Russian bots, and, Musk would be chilled from suspending their accounts if they amounted to a large enough volume of revenue. Musk could be in the position of not even knowing they were Russians.

And here's the crux of the problem people need to be at Twitter to pick up the phone. The exact reasons for why advertisers and the NAACP have raised the red flag: they're trying to get in contact with twitter to address these issues - and the calls are going unanswered for longer.

https://wapo.st/3E5wYct

"one of the national party committees said they are seeing hours-long delays in responses from their contacts at Twitter, raising fears of the toll workplace chaos and sudden terminations is taking on the platform’s ability to quickly react to developments. The representative spoke on the condition of anonymity because of the matter’s sensitivity. "

And if that's the story from the national committees what does it mean about unreturned calls from the FBI

You get sent to the line where you cast your vote into a trash can.

Do you have anything, at all, to back up the assertion that work to rule is why this has suddenly happened after a mass layoff?

Ochams razor says the mass layoff is the problem why here. If Musk has morale problems with how he fired them, that's a decision that stops at the top. And the consequences.

All these megabrands with shedloads money more than Overheal seem to have agreed and jumped ship.

That was purely for server maintenance.

Zero system development I expect, much less on an application that had billions of engagements per day from millions of users all around the world.

Sure no one anywhere does any work if you think a handful of videos are indicative of what they are doing 100% of the time.

Stripe, the payment platform had 8,000 employees before recently announcing 15% reduction. Tech companies might provide a lot of perks in terms of less 'formative' work environments but any stories I've heard in that respect are of them being pretty intensive places to work despite that appearance.

No one goes in and cuts 50% of staff on a Friday and publishes a multitude of job vacancies on a Sunday as Twitter seems to have done.

Even without the job ads being posted, cutting so much so quickly once again looks like someone not knowing what they're trying to do unless it's to specifically shut down teams with specific functions as does seem to have been the case.

Asking people to print 50 pages of code, or whatever it was is another example of someone not knowing what they are at.