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Others have pointed a seemingly silly phrase of "My rationale for these changes are documented on Twitter". But there is a deeper idea hidden there as perhaps o
by rdtsc 5y ago
Others have pointed a seemingly silly phrase of "My rationale for these changes are documented on Twitter". But there is a deeper idea hidden there as perhaps one of the reason the changes were enacted was not protect anyone, but to increase engagement on Twitter. Whether someone is protected or not, is perhaps secondary.
> (removed) "When interpreting the words and actions of others, participants should always assume good intentions"
Exactly! So, on a meta level, if we apply the same idea to the change itself. How do we know it was made with a good intention or simply get +1s, heart emojies and retweets...
- BiteCode_dev 5y ago"documented" and "twitter" in the same sentence is so weird. There no worst format for keeping an history of things. It's ephemeral, hard to browse or search, and terrible to format.