Same thing, different day https://twitter.com/innesmck/status/1056891672548855809 https://twitter.com/innesmck/status/1056891672548855809 My curated collection

Same thing, different day https://twitter.com/innesmck/status/1056891672548855809 https://twitter.com/innesmck/status/1056891672548855809 My curated collection of "likes" is one of my most valued possessions. 1000+ tweets that each made me laugh or smile or think in a powerful enough and unique enough way that I needed to save it. And I've spent a lot of time enjoying them after the fact. I wrote a slack command to show me a random one whenever I need to be picked up. Granted, those 1000 tweets came buried in a lot of noise, but the diamonds on Twitter make it not only worthwhile but by far my favorite social network or online experience. Of course, that's despite everything Twitter has done in the last several years and not because of it. Like a lot of Google products it's attracted that air of frequently making you believe they must not actually use it themselves.