Last week, twitters Co-founder and former CEO Jack Dorsey commented the current CEO of the company Elon Musk’s Dealing with a significant outage.

On his new social media network Snorting, Dorsey said: “People used to go to Twitter to talk about it when something went wrong.

One of Snort’s users said, “Elon has done more for hyperpolarization than all of us combined.”

Dorsey answered him and called“Thanks Elon!”

This isn’t the first time Dorsey has criticized Musk. In December 2022, Dorsey discussed Musk’s release of the “Twitter Files” in a blog post.

Dorsey identified “three principles” he said he had come to believe based on his previous actions as Twitter CEO. He said, “Twitter when I ran it and Twitter today fulfills neither of those principles.”

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However, in April last year, Dorsey endorsed Musk’s acquisition of the social media company and tweeted“Elon is the unique solution that I trust. I trust its mission to expand the light of consciousness.”

On Wednesday, Twitter was hit by an outage that limited users’ ability to tweet and follow new accounts and other bugs.

The outage occurred because an employee accidentally deleted data for the service that sets rate limits. The team responsible for it left Twitter in November, reports the platformer.

Twitter’s official page confirmed the glitches without specifying the causes and said they are working to fix it.

later the company tweeted“Twitter may not work as expected for some of you. Sorry for the inconveniences. We are aware of this and are working to fix the issue.”

Musk responded to the outage, assuring users that it will be back up and running soon.

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