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Using nitter is the part which avoids engagement-ing with xitter. Not having any context is the part which makes links to xitter useless, most of the time you
by masklinn 3y ago
Using nitter is the part which avoids engagement-ing with xitter.
Not having any context is the part which makes links to xitter useless, most of the time you get a link to a reply but without context it’s difficult to impossible to understand what it’s about, and the link is functionally useless.
- rvbissell 3y agoI know this doesn't help you in the particular circumstances you mentioned, but: for that I would place the blame on the person who provided the link, for not giving sufficient context to understand.
- masklinn 3y ago> for that I would place the blame on the person who provided the link, for not giving sufficient context to understand. I would not. First, I would assume logged users do get context so they likely are not even aware of the issue, and second that is what link for, if you have a to quote everything you're linking to in full then the web is broken. xitter is what's broken.