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A more informative title could be ”I finally got how to win on Twitter”, because that’s what this person wanted. They wanted to “win”. That’s not what I want.
by soneca 4y ago
A more informative title could be ”I finally got how to win on Twitter”, because that’s what this person wanted. They wanted to “win”.
That’s not what I want. I “got” Twitter from my first time using it. I wanted to follow a mix of diverse people around topics that interested me and be informed on new and old things about these topics. And I never minded reading personal stuff from those people. I actually enjoyed to learn about their other interests or funny remarks.
- affectsk 4y agoLow-key yeah, I do want to figure out how to win, but I haven't gotten there yet. Your way of "getting" it is perfectly fine, too - if that's what you want out of it. Right now I do enjoy reading people's personal stuff, but they have to be the people I care about at least to some extent. So what I wanted out of Twitter was the ability to be heard, not just to listen. That's the part that I kinda figured out. Winning is a different story.
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- EricE 4y agoNo kidding - I wonder how many of those accounts he interacts with are just bots :p