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I didn’t mean to imply that you said they should not blog at all. I should have been clearer - this is something the author themself said in the past (linked i

I didn’t mean to imply that you said they should not blog at all. I should have been clearer - this is something the author themself said in the past (linked in a sibling reply). For them, due to the way their mind works, that is the choice - they have tried long-form blogging and found themselves incapable of ever completing a post. I can relate to that experience in some ways. I am not saying Twitter is a great platform for this type of thing - clearly it’s not.

pmachinery 6y ago
Fair enough, and thanks. If I'd known the criticism was old news I wouldn't have added to it, or at worst done so ironically. I just saw someone posting similar thoughts to my own and basically let them know they weren't alone. I now know what to expect if I do read more in future, but regardless of my opinion of the style, I definitely rather people post/publish in any form rather than not post at all. Anything that can inform people about something they weren't previously aware of is a good thing.