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Strange, I see no problems here. Specially for something that was just a simple thought, not an essay. I got the point quickly and could expand replies easily
by mixedCase 6y ago
Strange, I see no problems here. Specially for something that was just a simple thought, not an essay.
I got the point quickly and could expand replies easily when interested.
- ufo 6y agoHow many people will notice that there is important info hiding under replies? Twitter's UI excels at hiding that information, and at presenting it in a weird order.
- mixedCase 6y agoSounds perfectly reasonable to me as it is. I open it and at least on desktop I get the author's full thread (3 tweets) which was him just sharing a thought with his followers, and then each tweet has optional context with people and the author making further comments. Then you just dig in or you drop out. Let me know if I'm wrong, but I think you just expected a full article out of someone who was just simply briefly sharing an experience where a tool that's still fairly unknown in the industry proves its usefulness for everyday usecases. IMO that's valuable on its own.