First thing this morning news broke that Trello is being acquired by Atlassian. Following the announcement, the Twitterverse has had quite a lot to say:

Welp. Atlassian bought out Trello. Oh boy here comes the JIRA blight.

— Accelo (@accelosnowcat) January 9, 2017

Maybe @Atlassian will update @trello to play the "price is right lose theme" when it's integrated with JIRA & free accts are gone. #badnews

— zach bonaker (@ZachBonaker) January 9, 2017

I love #Trello, but I can't say the same for Jira: I find it bloated, unusable, expensive. I'm a bit worried by the Atlassian acquisition.

— François Zaninotto (@francoisz) January 9, 2017

I hope this doesn't mean @trello's UI will get as "good" as other @Atlassian products. https://t.co/M7exJLnwMA

— Fabio Neves (@fzero) January 9, 2017

The Late Great Planet Trello. RIP. https://t.co/VRzvk959F7

— Scott Buchanan (@thescottsb) January 9, 2017

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