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Ah yes, I forgot about his rapid blocking of dissenters. Then again, I don't allow particularly obnoxious people into my household either, so I can't really bl
by cyberferret 10y ago
Ah yes, I forgot about his rapid blocking of dissenters. Then again, I don't allow particularly obnoxious people into my household either, so I can't really blame anyone for not electing not to put up with abuse/complaints/harrassment if they don't wish to.
Once again, I am guessing it is a battle of egos - nothing irritates the ego more than being silenced when it feels it has something to say. :) [NB - not directed at you directly, just a general observation of the Twitterverse]
- idlewords 10y agoI completely agree with you. I'm all for muting. The issue is the semantics of blocking in Twitter, which prevents those blocked from seeing subsequent tweets. You end up with situations where public figures can limit their audience to only those who agree with them, which isn't healthy for anyone.
- talmand 10y agoEspecially pathetic are the blockers that continue to discuss the people they blocked.