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Not sure what the author's intention is but I reckon that he will never give up his Twitter account with 350.000+ followers regardless of who owns Twitter. Havi
by l5870uoo9y 3y ago
Not sure what the author's intention is but I reckon that he will never give up his Twitter account with 350.000+ followers regardless of who owns Twitter. Having this many followers is a vehicle for exercising power and generating money.
- isodev 3y agoUsed to be the case... not now taking a closer look at one’s followers list shows that a large chunk had ghosted the place or haven’t posted in months.
- akkartik 3y agoNot to mention these sites thumbing the scales on your distribution to your own followers. Follower count is increasingly a vanity metric.
- MrRolleyes 3y ago> not now taking a closer look at one’s followers list shows that a large chunk had ghosted the place or haven’t posted in months. That's pretty much the norm on twitter, idk about other social networks. On some social networks (including twitter) it's quite normal to just lurk and not contribute anything.
- manicennui 3y agoHe makes it pretty clear that he doesn't rely on Twitter for that sort of thing, and given who he is and how well known his books are, I can't see this being an issue for him.