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Absolutely. If people wanted long form posts, facebook or similar were already there (minus the coolness quotient). For in-depth stories, a lot of the folks sub
by srvmshr 5y ago
Absolutely. If people wanted long form posts, facebook or similar were already there (minus the coolness quotient). For in-depth stories, a lot of the folks subscribe to medium / substack, which goes feature length.
Twitter has its problems, but not having long-form should not philosophically be one of them, especially since it was centered around 140-280 character limits for short updates. Twitter should focus fixing the trolling, abuse & toxicity before they try fixing other things. Feature overhaul probably needed.
- kgwgk 5y agoIf that was perceived as a problem, we would see people writing ridicously long theeads or including screenshots of Word documents as images… Oh, wait!