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Is that so bad? If he's on twitter to follow news or to have conversations that he enjoys or to promote himself, why allow that platform to be a way to criticis
by ketralnis 10y ago
Is that so bad? If he's on twitter to follow news or to have conversations that he enjoys or to promote himself, why allow that platform to be a way to criticise you? I certainly don't want a section of my phone or desktop to be devoted to all of the mean things said about me. I certainly wouldn't want such a thing hooked up to push notifications
- tedunangst 10y agoBecause it's not "turn off notifications from this person". It's "hide my tweets from this person, but only when they're logged in" which is a particularly useless (not to mention misleading) form of "security".
- nostrademons 10y agoThe point isn't security, though, it's happiness. It's basically "These person's tweets make me upset, and so I'm going to not interact with them", which is a very basic form of boundary-setting which is thankfully supported by Twitter.