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> it's like insisting that people not speak to you in real time but instead put down their arguments onto paper Thats not the best analogy for the complaint --
by petee 8y ago
> it's like insisting that people not speak to you in real time but instead put down their arguments onto paper
Thats not the best analogy for the complaint -- its more like insisting that instead of putting your arguments down on paper in words, you're using emoticons and forcing the reader to play charades. Though to your point, listing out your arguments is certainly a boring, bland way of conveying a topic...
Its a poor medium choice; I don't choose a 10x10px image to show you the Mona Lisa...
- zimpenfish 8y ago> you're using emoticons and forcing the reader to play charades. Except the tweets aren't emoticons and no-one is forcing the reader to guess anything - the authors are literally "putting [their] arguments down on paper in words", just in short paragraphs.