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I don't hate Twitter, however, when I follow someone for a specific purpose (programming for instance, or music) I don't want to hear him talking about his baby
by spriggan3 10y ago
I don't hate Twitter, however, when I follow someone for a specific purpose (programming for instance, or music) I don't want to hear him talking about his baby daughter, his new car or how "Trump is evil", no matter what political side I belong to. That's the biggest problem with Twitter. When you subscribe a RSS feed, most feeds have channels with separate topics, that's what Twitter need, follower tweets filtered by topics in which I'm interested in, I don't want to see the rest.
- basch 10y agotwitter treats posts and comments all as first class citizens. no other place i know weights an asinine comment or reply as equal to a share/post/publish. i think it makes the product ridiculous to use to have combined the rss feed with the metaconversation annotation layer, and not be able to turn one or the other off.