[mahouse]

> Think before you type a rude comment too, most Twitter people read HN and will see it. :-/

No criticism? Is it bad if I say that they have a very simple product that doesn't need so much people? Is it bad if I say every feature they add they ruin it more? Is it bad if I say I would rather go back to 2010 Twitter?

[TheBlueDot]

I'm talking about rude comments about the intelligent people that work there.

Where do you work, lets compare products/people and the impact the product makes on the world shall we?

[mahouse]

Engineering team is impressive. Such a website at such scale works very well, I must say I'm amazed (compared to around six years ago when the website was down daily).

Product team: not so much.

[jasonlotito]

> I'm talking about rude comments about the intelligent people that work there.

There are intelligent people that work at many companies. You should avoid rude comments about people in general. Twitter is not special in this.

> Where do you work, lets compare products/people and the impact the product makes on the world shall we?

This is fairly egotistical. Twitter doesn't solve all problems for the world. It's a great service, but your comment is fairly negative and insulting. Especially for someone that only recently joined.

[calibraxis]

I would be grateful if people could now leak what's up with all the racist/misogynist terrorist bullying, which I constantly see when looking at Twitter responses. (I'm sure many would defend Twitter's actions despite getting fired, but there's gotta be a couple ethical people who wanted to seriously act.)

[TheBlueDot]

That's called life, it's not unique to Twitter. How would one "leak" such information?