In case you haven’t noticed, Twitter is in trouble. Yesterday, Twitter stocks tumbled after the social network announced it is actually losing users.

It’s also haemorrhaging cash -- £62million in the last quarter of 2015, even if that is an improvement on the previous year. On Twitter itself, the uproar has been going on ever since the rumours that the service was to extend its character limit to 10,000, and recently grew to a trending crescendo with the rumours and later roll-out of algorithmic timelinesas an (optional) alternative to the traditional real-time feed.

Of course, Twitter tragedy-hipsters have been decrying the decline of the service since 2014, but now the problems have reached truly egregious proportions.

Thankfully, the great thing about Twitter is everyone has an opinion on how to save it.

This article was originally published by WIRED UK