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I see this mostly online and strongly agree. I don't know why it rubs me so wrongly. Perhaps because (IMO) it's totally unnecessary and adds nothing except per

I see this mostly online and strongly agree. I don't know why it rubs me so wrongly. Perhaps because (IMO) it's totally unnecessary and adds nothing except perhaps an air of pretentiousness.

petercooper 3y ago
It has one good use case, IMO: when you want to mention someone on Twitter at the start of a tweet but without solely directing the tweet at them like a reply. For example: "So @otherperson built this cool thing..." Some people use a single "." at the start of a tweet to the same end but I think it looks hacky.
Gordonjcp 3y ago
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