I _started_ using again Twitter after 6 years, when all this drama started (don't ask why, I don't have an answer). Here's what I've noticed has changed: 1) I

I _started_ using again Twitter after 6 years, when all this drama started (don't ask why, I don't have an answer). Here's what I've noticed has changed: 1) It's fun again! Not at all in the same way as back in the first year, but in a commercial way, like TV or something 2) It's best enjoyed if you just go ahead and smash that block button whenever you encounter someone pushing an agenda. I have certain political leanings, but I'm happy to bring out my block-gun even for people who lean with me. I simply don't want that kind of heaviness trying to be discussed in a mob-ruled short message format. Many reasonable views are also unpopular or unfashionable 3) It's no longer about hearing from your friends or people you picked. Guess this is a result of point (1), but what you see seems to be _only_ what the algorithm knows you want to see, which is a real shame