I don't use Twitter and sparsely use Facebook. The feature to switch accounts without logging out had existed in many social services for a while now. On a se

I don't use Twitter and sparsely use Facebook. The feature to switch accounts without logging out had existed in many social services for a while now. On a service having toxic elements; like, HN is toxic, to a lesser degree obv., and no I don't have the energy to actually expound on that. One direct example though is that I got a downvote for noting the reality of the situation; The problem was someone wanting to follow voices on Twitter they wouldn't normally follow but avoid being caught in an automated system like the one linked. Using another account is something people do for this. IDK, is this something where noting a fact is taken by another party as a demand (to use the platform and engage in this way of using it), let alone a suggestion?