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> Just use Twitter for the "one platform... > ... intentionally locking yourself into a bubble. im not trying to be snarky, but, i mean, using a closed off ec
by toofy 3y ago
> Just use Twitter for the "one platform...
> ... intentionally locking yourself into a bubble.
im not trying to be snarky, but, i mean, using a closed off eco-system like twitter and suggesting people to use "one" platform is quite literally bubbling yourself.
using other options is the opposite of a bubble.
- maxlin 3y ago>using _other_ options is the opposite of a bubble. Where the word "other" can be easily substituted for "alternative" means you're leaving the larger contiguous area for something smaller. Twitter is the de-facto town square, and considering one is likely most on one platform, staying on Twitter is the most "open" option for reach of both your words and your ears. Of course if one has time, they read different angles from the same things from tons and tons of sources. That is what I do but don't realistically recommend it because of the time investment