As a hobbyist coding small projects like Twitter in my spare time, I feel their pain and have consistently had to re-adjust the code base, and the amount of project contributors. This is observable on the micro-scale, and I would loathe to think how this plays out on the scale of Twitter, where unbridled and unchecked scale was allowed to take over the company, causing them to lose focus.<p>Twitter is essentially one big DevOps success story &#x2F; failure after another, and I have faith they can start to focus again. One motif &#x2F;  question I have seen in every pundit&#x27;s post about Twitter as a company is why the market (up until now perhaps) has not decided Twitter&#x27;s faith? If it really is the case that Twitter is a big data company, then how come 90% (random estimate) of their users are fembots &#x2F; fake accounts?