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The crisis at Twitter reached new heights after hundreds of employees were reported to have rejected Elon Musk’s ultimatum to keep working for the business, threatening its ability to keep operating. As the company temporarily closed its offices, Twitter users began saying their goodbyes and linking to accounts on other platforms.
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The decision has led to a wave of departures among policy and safety-issue staffers around the globe. Staff departures in recent days include dozens of people spread across units such as government policy, legal affairs, and Twitter’s “trust and safety” division, which is responsible for functions like drafting content-moderation rules, according to current and former employees, postings on social media and emails sent to work addresses of people who had worked at Twitter that recently bounced back.