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> And after some time, one can hope that [...] because there are less of them and that there is no social reward on the network). That's a wishful thinking! On
by joering2 8y ago
> And after some time, one can hope that [...] because there are less of them and that there is no social reward on the network).
That's a wishful thinking! One could say the same about first color TV when first comedy serial was aired; that eventually people will stop wasting their time watching silly shows (point given you cant argue with TV-set) and eventually move on to be more productive etc.
To the contrary I don't think we seen a mountain top just yet; still I meet people who don't know what Twitter is; their path to being daily engaged and being dragged into trollbots' wars is probably few years down the road.
- lovich 8y agoEh, I've met a few people who had only heard of the name and wondered what it was all about. When I showed them how to sign up and look for hashtags, they quickly gave up between the flame wars and the bad ui. I don't think Twitter is going to reach anywhere near the ubiquity of tv or movies for entertainment. Most tv shows and movies don't have a good chance of making you feel angry, frustrated, or depressed after watching them