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>So you don't get any interesting replies and conversations. That's the problem. Some...
@Phantasm
>There's a very easy fix for that, just tag a few users that you think might be interested with a cc.
What if it's a dozen or two people? 280 characters isn't really a lot of space, especially if you end up tagging people. Hell, you can't even quote what you reply to properly, there just isn't enough room for that.
>You don't usually write a blog post with the intention of starting a discussion under it either.
Yes, I often do. Otherwise I'd just write it with a pen on paper.
My point still stands. Twatter is great for one way communication. For artists to post whatever they do, for "influencers" to reach their audiences, for brands to advertise their shit. It's not that great if you want to actually talk to people.
>There's a very easy fix for that, just tag a few users that you think might be interested with a cc.
What if it's a dozen or two people? 280 characters isn't really a lot of space, especially if you end up tagging people. Hell, you can't even quote what you reply to properly, there just isn't enough room for that.
>You don't usually write a blog post with the intention of starting a discussion under it either.
Yes, I often do. Otherwise I'd just write it with a pen on paper.
My point still stands. Twatter is great for one way communication. For artists to post whatever they do, for "influencers" to reach their audiences, for brands to advertise their shit. It's not that great if you want to actually talk to people.
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