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I don't see this as just a twitter problem. It's in "memes" (people love an image with one or two lines that seemingly obliterates an opposing view), facebook p
by libraryatnight 3y ago
I don't see this as just a twitter problem. It's in "memes" (people love an image with one or two lines that seemingly obliterates an opposing view), facebook posts, and bleeds into meatspace (facebook/twitter/reddit > family gathering)
It's a disregard for context and nuance that I don't find specific to twitter.
- JohnFen 3y agoI think that the special thing about Twitter (and other short-form services) is that it's actually impossible to include context and nuance even if you want to.