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Hi, I'm sorry you don't like the limitation :( this is for short thoughts you want to share, not really huge conversations, there are better places for that IMO
by stagas 2mo ago
Hi, I'm sorry you don't like the limitation :( this is for short thoughts you want to share, not really huge conversations, there are better places for that IMO.
- childintime 2mo agowell, you may consider rewarding known quality users with an extended limit, say double. the others can pay ;)
- stagas 2mo agohaha, yeah good idea. Also customize the theme as others wanted. So many opportunities here. :P
- Gooblebrai 2mo agoThat's how enshittification begins. Next thing you know and there are blue badges next to profiles.
- stagas 2mo agolol Yes enshittification is the thing I want to avoid, so hard decisions need to be made that will not make everybody happy. Still, this is open-source[0], so we can open a discussion (ideally alongside a PR) and evolve it. [0]: https://github.com/stagas/textlog https://github.com/stagas/textlog
- BeetleB 2mo agoThe character limit is, in my opinion, the primary reason Twitter became so bad. It encourages absolute language (qualifiers take up characters!) It discourages any level of nuance. I use Mastodon which has a 500 limit, and even that sometimes is not enough.
- rowbin 2mo agoWhat do you mean with "became bad"? It started out with a 140 characters limit in 2006 and kept that for more than 10 years. So its the other way around: it became worse, when the character limit increased. Though I don't think its due to the character limit either way.
- BeetleB 2mo agoIt was bad long before they increased the character limit. Saying shitty/toxic stuff can be done concisely. Giving a nuanced response is simply not possible. So people respond with jokes/sarcasm/counter toxic stuff. And the cycle continues.
- 8by3 2mo agoThe opposite of short exists. https://tuhat.net/about https://tuhat.net/about Also open source.
- davidcollantes 2mo agoDo you know where is their repository?
- jaffa2 2mo agoWhy use any? Why force yourself to comply with the arbitrary limitations imposed by some third party somehwere. For what?
- F7F7F7 2mo agoBecause otherwise you're having online discourse with yourself.