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I spent years on Twitter having both friendly and professional discussions. I loved the IRC-like nature of it, and for years I put up with trying and failing to
by marshray 11y ago
I spent years on Twitter having both friendly and professional discussions. I loved the IRC-like nature of it, and for years I put up with trying and failing to understand their ever-changing rules about who would see what tweets and when.
Changing retroactively the stars to hearts was a small thing, but it was the final straw for me. I haven't logged in in months. This news only justifies my decision. Clearly they won't ever stop editing and curating the message stream.
Let them go the way of Orkut and Myspace.
It was fun while it lasted.