I agree. Most of twitter requires self curation. Before following anyone I: - check their liked items. Is this something I agree with or want on my timeline? A

I agree. Most of twitter requires self curation. Before following anyone I: - check their liked items. Is this something I agree with or want on my timeline? Are they being consistent with their online persona? (Is a Christian account going out and liking pics of scantily clad people?) - check their replies for how they talk to others. Ctrl+f for words or topics I just don’t want to see (and already have muted). - check their following list. Who are the following? Do I want to see their 3p retweets in my feed? Regarding the “topics” feature, I almost always click “I don’t want to see this” and I’m at the point where I never see that feature. It’s related to what you “like” so ymmv on how accurate it is for you. Additionally, I never follow tags or trends. That’s just asking for noise. I’ve effectively created a twitter account that is isolated to “homesteading/gardening/farm twitter” and I’m pretty pleased with the experience. It’s everything I want and nothing I don’t. It didn’t come without some online weed pulling though ;)