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First off, no reason to downvote me because you disagreed with my comment. My point is that if Twitter is trying to get past the point of people who do the thin
by diego 15y ago
First off, no reason to downvote me because you disagreed with my comment. My point is that if Twitter is trying to get past the point of people who do the things you say (savvy social media people) and cross into the Facebook mainstream, they need to give people easy ways to be heard.
My post is from the point of view of the company, not the potential users. Why start using Twitter at all is exactly right, and a problem for Twitter.
- p4bl0 15y agoI don't have the down arrow on comments that are replies to my submissions or comments, and anyway I wouldn't have downvoted you. I disagree with you but that doesn't mean your comment is stupid or anything, we are discussing and I see no reason to downvote you here (but I won't upvote you either, of course ;-)). About our discussion: I get your point, but I think that simply for the usage I described there are still a lot of people/company who can benefit from Twitter (or equivalent, like status.net).
- lovskogen 15y agoThen make or add friends before starting. Twitter makes this crystal clear when you open an account. Respond to people, engage - it's not that big of a problem.