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Unfortunately, because twitter threads forces the user to dumb down their main points to a single, compressed sentence. It's a shame, since I like to read well
by tiborsaas 7y ago
Unfortunately, because twitter threads forces the user to dumb down their main points to a single, compressed sentence. It's a shame, since I like to read well thought out articles.
Twitter takes that away because it offers a UX that's makes publishing too easy for your random ideas. People with low self control will create threads like this. With hundreds of likes comes self validation so they keep doing this.