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> It's also somewhat of a hassle to send messages and photos to people when you want to share it broadly, such as a trip you went on or something. Again just m
by ericmay 5y ago
> It's also somewhat of a hassle to send messages and photos to people when you want to share it broadly, such as a trip you went on or something.
Again just my perspective but I don’t see value in broadcasting experience to a wide audience. I would view that as “content”. I don’t think it has any positive qualities. The RSS feed is a good way of thinking about it, but I say just don’t post and who cares about your trip ya know? If you don’t care to tell someone in person or over a phone call or some other directed means I think you don’t need to share anything. Again just my perspective on that. Which is why I’ve really only ever used Twitter to complain into the void from time to time.
- cercatrova 5y agoAgain, it's too many people to tell individually, it's easier for me to broadcast it and those who are interested will automatically reach out to me. There's no need on my end to do additional work so to speak, ie I don't have to message every party in the hopes that they might be interested, that's why I liken it to something like a broadcast.