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The most gigantic red flag for the platform right now is that embedded twitter links are completely broken until you log in. I'm regularly *not* logged in on mo
by zeta0134 3y ago
The most gigantic red flag for the platform right now is that embedded twitter links are completely broken until you log in. I'm regularly *not* logged in on most of my devices, especially my work machines, and it means I'm now training myself to just not engage with the platform at all. What's the point, if I can't see what folks are posting?
- stainablesteel 3y agofacebook has been like that for years but its only a problem when X does it lol
- snypher 3y agoTwitter had a distinct advantage in that non-users could still, er, use the site and read threads and replies without logging in. Personally I have known not to click on Facebook links for years, but I could still give an ad impression to Twitter now and again. Now I just avoid Twitter links all together.
- rsynnott 3y agoI mean, doing that was arguably one factor in Facebook fading into cultural irrelevance some years ago, yes.
- stainablesteel 3y agoi know a lot of people feel this way but its still the most visited site worldwide