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Why twitter man.. these questions are clearly important but there is a space to discuss them https://matrix.to/#/#datalisp:matrix.org https://matrix.to/#/#datal
by openfuture 4y ago
Why twitter man.. these questions are clearly important but there is a space to discuss them https://matrix.to/#/#datalisp:matrix.org https://matrix.to/#/#datalisp:matrix.org
- googlryas 4y agoI had to click like 5 links from that link in order to get to a site which requires me to sign in before allowing me to see the content. I still have no idea what I'm supposed to be seeing. And no idea what the connection between "datalisp" and content tagging systems is. Maybe that's why twitter man?
- openfuture 4y agoYeah I am not a fan of the login walls and all that either but there is a reason that we should try to use free and open source software and currently matrix is the option that is convincing enough to use. Datalisp.is the web of trust / semantic web / whatever. It doesn't exist outside my head currently but it also exists in lots of other heads (at least bits and pieces) so I believe we should manifest it.
- hoherd 4y agoSeriously. I'm not a twitter fan, but even so, it's a short-form medium. Why do people abuse it like this, especially with great content? What's so bad about tweeting a link to a blog? Anyhow, I use threadereaderapp to get through the frustrating twitter UI and the ways that it is abused: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1534301374166474752.html https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1534301374166474752.html
- modriano 4y ago> Why do people abuse it like this, especially with great content? Probably to get a wider audience to actually read and engage with the ideas, and to crowdsource relevant information from said audience. > What's so bad about tweeting a link to a blog? Probably an 80%+ reduction (total guess) in the number of people who engage directly with the content and author.