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1. You can't choose your followers, nor stop them from @mentioning you. 2. That statement is awfully close to (if not outright) victim blaming.
by fideloper 11y ago
1. You can't choose your followers, nor stop them from @mentioning you.
2. That statement is awfully close to (if not outright) victim blaming.
- doktrin 11y ago> You can't choose your followers Can't you? I thought protected feeds were a thing (wherein subscribers would need the account holder's permission to follow / view their tweets)?
- ryanlol 11y agoThey are.
- fideloper 11y agoYou're (willfully?) ignoring the implication of a private feed: lack of discoverability (finding new followers), for those of us who use Twitter as a source of promotion for our side projects/businesses/careers.
- doktrin 11y ago> You're (willfully?) ignoring the implication of a private feed Egads! You saw through my duplicitous scheme! Alternatively, I was simply pointing out that this is - in fact - a feature. To your point, I'm not sure how you could both have audience selection and discoverability. How do you plan to both self-promote and cherry pick your viewers?
- thomyorkie 11y agoCould have a semi-private feed, where viewing is open but commenting is somewhat restricted.
- thomyorkie 11y agoCould have a semi-private feed, where viewing is open but commenting is somewhat restricted.