Jack Dorsey Shares His Opinion on Twitter’s Status

Twitter yesterday, Elon Musk 6,000 tweets to approved users and 600 to unconfirmed users he was agitated when he brought the border. To people who see the specified number of posts on the site, ‘You’ve exceeded the limit’ People were enraged when a warning was given.

Later, upon the reactions, Musk said, had lowered the view limit to 10,000 for verified accounts and 1,000 for unverified accounts. However, there were still reactions to him. Upon the reactions, Musk said, ‘Go take a walk outside, let your feet touch the grass‘ He made fun of people by making a statement.

After all these events, the former CEO of Twitter, Jack Dorsey, evaluated the agenda.

Evaluating the agenda, Dorsey said that the Twitter team should not go too far and wished that Twitter would come to a better place than its current position:

“Twitter is hard to manage. I don’t want anyone to experience this stressful event. I believe that the team is doing the best it can under the constraints they are in, these constraints are very intense. It’s easy to criticize decisions from afar… which I’m guilty of… but I know the point is to see Twitter flourish. It will develop.

And I hope they consider building on open protocols that are truly censorship resistant, like bitcoin and nostr, to ease that burden. It is a critical issue for maintaining a good and open internet for all.”

Dorsey also tweeted, “Calm down, it’s on me”

In another tweet last night, Dorsey said, ‘Calm down’ shared a post that we can translate as. Users who are fed up with this post on Twitter of bluesky It is thought to have arisen due to forcing the doors.

He also touched upon Musk’s ‘Let your feet touch the grass’ comment

Upon this comment by Elon Musk, Dorsey shared a photo of grass from his own account. He then removed the post. He had the following conversation with a user who asked him why he removed this post:

+ Why did you take a step back? That grass post was hilarious.

Everyone who saw that tweet on their cell phone touched the grass. This was a public service, not criticism.

So here’s Dorsey allusively with Musk is he kidding or you really don’t want to stand behind the ‘Touch the Grass’ message. Not sure if it’s supported. At least we couldn’t understand it, please don’t forget to share what you think with us in the comments.