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Is that really their target, though? I think of twitter as a place for communities, where people react, tell jokes, and have conversations. It's not a place for
by bbctol 10y ago
Is that really their target, though? I think of twitter as a place for communities, where people react, tell jokes, and have conversations. It's not a place for serious debate, but that might not be the problem.
- ThomPete 10y agoThat's exactly the problem. Twitter is a serious place in fact if it wasn't for shared professional interests twitter would have died out earlier on. It was once people realized they could connect with people they shared interest with that it started to gain traction. But the problem is that people don't spend time on twitter and twitter doesn't encourage people to spend time there. Instead they push people off twitter to somewhere else which means they spend less time on the platform and more time on others platforms. This is opposite of Facebook where you debate the articles on the actual platform.