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Yeah no. Your argument falls apart because when everyone in the room has a megaphone screaming at each other the signal to noise ratio drops so far that it's n
by dageshi 5y ago
Yeah no.
Your argument falls apart because when everyone in the room has a megaphone screaming at each other the signal to noise ratio drops so far that it's no longer worth being in the room.
You will have to mute or kickout some people from the room just to have any kind of coherent understanding of what's going on in there.
- catchclose8919 5y ago> it's no longer worth being in the room That's perfectly OK too: some rooms don't serve their purpose anymore and need to be disbanded and replaced with other sets of rooms. But imo Twitter still has a very good signal to noise ration if you use it for keeping up with things (NOT for friendly networking, it was never intended for that) and/or disseminating content that you find harder to spread on other channels.
- dageshi 5y agoWell that's the point of this feature, you build your room. By definition with social media there is too much for one person to consume so you must pick and choose. If you are curating your room this is just another feature to help you do so.