> it's to give people a way to communicate to the outside world that doesn't depend on anyone else. Well, it depends on Twitter itself, which doesn't have the

> it's to give people a way to communicate to the outside world that doesn't depend on anyone else. Well, it depends on Twitter itself, which doesn't have the best availability record. Frankly, Twitter is a poor place to actually have an extended conversation, which all your examples would really benefit from.