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> we’re still breaking a paragraph into separate posts Um,... just because OP does that, doesn't mean it's necessary. Here's an example of a long-form post, w
by tomp 3y ago
> we’re still breaking a paragraph into separate posts
Um,... just because OP does that, doesn't mean it's necessary.
Here's an example of a long-form post, with embedded images: https://twitter.com/myles_cooks/status/1689022160780791812 https://twitter.com/myles_cooks/status/1689022160780791812
- gochi 3y agoReminds me of those tedious recipe blogs that require so much scrolling, but even worse since there's no easy print on X.
- tomp 3y agoThe "tedious recipe blogs that require so much scrolling" usually first start with an emotional story about how the dish reminds the author of their childhood, which is included (presumably) to milk SEO and also annoy readers, followed by a recipe with maybe one photo. This is a recipe with short (but not one-liners) yet helpful instructions, including images of how the cooking process would work. Do you have an example of a better recipe post?
- b112 3y agoThere was some guy here a year ago, who made a simple, easily searchable recipe site, but I don't know the link. It was just recipes.
- matsemann 3y agoOnly available for those paying. And since paying means you get a badge and thus grouped together with cryptobros and rightwing nutjobs and gave Musk money, few people pay for it even when they might have wanted to.
- loloquwowndueo 3y agoMore tweets (one per paragraph) drives more engagement.