Some Twitter users, worried that Twitter could face a prolonged outage amid reports that hundreds more employees are leaving the company and the offices are closed, took to the platform to share tweets and memes with the hashtag #RIPTwitter.
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Elon Musk gave Twitter employees the choice to stay and be “extremely hardcore” to work on his plans for Twitter 2.0, or to leave with severance. Employees had until Thursday at 5 p.m. ET to click “yes” on an email to confirm they wanted to remain at the company.
Bracing for the worst, many began eulogizing the platform on Thursday night.
Despite the droves of employees leaving Twitter, Musk tweeted that he’s not super worried about the platform because the best people are staying.
As we wait to see what happens next, Twitter users continued bidding adieu to the website on Friday morning.
And as English author Neil Gaiman put it, It definitely feels like the end of the party.
