I agree with a lot of this article, but want to call out this point for discussion: >This means if you follow someone for what they have to say about professio

I agree with a lot of this article, but want to call out this point for discussion: >This means if you follow someone for what they have to say about professional improv comedy, you also get to hear them trash your religion, berate the intelligence of people who vote the way you do, and otherwise rant about and retweet topics you don’t want to hear about. This sounds like the author is asking for Twitter to build an echo chamber for him? I would rather not have that for my account tbh and I would like to discourage Twitter from heading in this direction (though it has already started to do some of that).