If you use twitter as described in this article, then that's the kind of experience you will have. It's kind of like being in a large crowded public space. If y

If you use twitter as described in this article, then that's the kind of experience you will have. It's kind of like being in a large crowded public space. If you are loud and assertive and determined to stand up for everything you believe in, even with strangers, then you will run into trouble no matter how good your opinions or how polite you are. "everyone can send anything to everyone" is twitter's USP. I can't think of another many-to-many broadcast (publish-subscribe) platform. That is what makes it successful, and it is vulnerable to competitors who use that model, but I can't think of many. Snapchat kind of works like that, right?