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It's going to make it far easier. While they could dot prefix, they usually didn't. Now they don't have to, and they get bonus visibility.
by st3v3r 10y ago
It's going to make it far easier. While they could dot prefix, they usually didn't. Now they don't have to, and they get bonus visibility.
- MBCook 10y agoPrecisely. Before you had to be purposeful about it by adding the . before the @. Now it's automatic, and possibly unintended. Send a slightly rude tweet to someone you're mad at? Maybe sarcasm that some of your followers don't see as sarcasm? Now your friend may get harassed by your followers.
- frogpelt 10y ago@jerk is usually very purposeful.