> Twitter doesn't really have a long term strategy. Bingo. Of the two, Facebook has added functionality over the years that does quite well (groups supplant l

> Twitter doesn't really have a long term strategy. Bingo. Of the two, Facebook has added functionality over the years that does quite well (groups supplant lazy entrenched competitors like forums and reddit, marketplace supplants lazy entrenched competitors like eBay and craigslist), while Twitter has... aligned themselves politically? Hired a bunch of bad ideas from Facebook to market themselves to celebrities (pre-censored posts)? Speaking of aligning themselves politically, look at point #1 in their list of intended uses for the new API: > Improve the health and safety of the public conversation Looking to recruit free censors seems high on the list of needs / wants. The highest, as a matter of fact!