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> both limitations are considered part of the appeal I don‘t think so. That‘s why you get people posting screenshots of text, or 50 tweet threads including a l
by Hendrikto 5y ago
> both limitations are considered part of the appeal
I don‘t think so. That‘s why you get people posting screenshots of text, or 50 tweet threads including a link to a thread reader "unroll" service.
Many people want to use Twitter like a blog. But it is terrible for that use case.
- wrycoder 5y agoI would like to see an option to turn off all images by default, and possibly enable them per user followed.
- krono 5y agoIt would work fine for those purposes if it weren't for the confusing and unreliable order in which these tweets are rendered, and all the unrelated crap they've put everywhere in between, over top, and all around the actual content. It's so terrible that it must have been implemented this way on purpose.
- worker_person 5y agoBut is it worse than any recipe site?
- krono 5y agoAsking the real questions :) They do share a great many similarities. Both seem incapable of logically structuring their content, but most of it consists of gibberish and made-up facts anyway.