So set yourself a 140 character limit when you write a list on your blog? In this case though, I really wish there was more substance to the list, because I'm f

So set yourself a 140 character limit when you write a list on your blog? In this case though, I really wish there was more substance to the list, because I'm finding it a little difficult to see what exactly he means. As another commenter here said: "I wish the author included more info explaining their reasoning." which, of course, doesn't work in a 140 character limit. My personal opinion is that for-twitter content has always been sub-par compared to for-blog content, at least in my experience, and Twitter is really just useful for sharing links to other content. But that's just my opinion based on my experience. Obviously your experience is very different from mine! Luckily we have a good mix of content, so we can both be happy. I also find Twitter incredibly difficult to find things on, so unless I happen to check it at exactly the right time (when you post it but before other people I follow post too much), there's a big chance I'll never see it[1]. I also find the way the replies are threaded difficult to navigate. [1] On HN, popular things stay at the top of the list for a few hours, so the chances of me seeing things here are much higher and obviously submissions like this one mean that I do see the twitter content.