Oh, I've long since learned not to depend on Twitter for anything critical or business related. The thing is about Smyte is that it was a b2b SaaS with paying customers, not a consumer social media company.

People justifiably have certain expectations when they pay for a serious b2b SaaS that they don't have for a free social media service.

I like to use Twitter from a distance. Like a street brawl. It's fascinating to watch, but I sure as hell wouldn't want to get involved. Too messy.