Agreed. If I like a writer I always find better ways than Twitter to follow them - Substack, etc And even if they tweet something worthwhile it’s usually foll

Agreed. If I like a writer I always find better ways than Twitter to follow them - Substack, etc And even if they tweet something worthwhile it’s usually followed by 98% garbage replies with “LOL you’re so stupid” so I’m not wasting my time sifting through that trash heap. It is useful for events with people on the ground to share info - the story of the guy in Pakistan tweeting about helicopters when Bin Laden was killed was pretty amazing to be honest. But those types of writers tend to die out after the event.