> The attitude of the post is the big WTF I don't do twitter, but from second-hand exposure, I am under the impression that this attitude is exactly what some

> The attitude of the post is the big WTF I don't do twitter, but from second-hand exposure, I am under the impression that this attitude is exactly what some of these corporate social media accounts are aiming for (less corporate, more joking). Look at some of the follow-up threads to the comment in question: https://twitter.com/netflix/status/940053684314021889 https://twitter.com/netflix/status/940053684314021889 https://twitter.com/netflix/status/940053555813027842 https://twitter.com/netflix/status/940053555813027842 I keep seeing Wendy's, PornHub and a few other account's tweets in other media, and their attitude is comparably even more "fun". (Personally, I enjoy this. If I want pure corporate-speak, I can always read the Investor Relations pages.)