Thanks for answering directly. I agree that Twitter's UI is not great for contextual reading (and therefore discussion), but I wonder if it might result in a gr

Thanks for answering directly. I agree that Twitter's UI is not great for contextual reading (and therefore discussion), but I wonder if it might result in a greater diversity of content when browsing? A "better" UI might lead people down more rabbit holes and echo chambers. I'm really just playing devil's advocate of course, but I do have a comparison to draw: Reddit and Slashdot. Reddit, which is heavily popularity-based, arguably has a friendlier UI, but Slashdot's, once you come to understand it, seems much better at avoiding landslides of groupthink.