> "Don't get 140 characters" . . . congratulations! That's glib and dismissive. Many people don't like the 140 character restriction and I've read many who don

> "Don't get 140 characters" . . . congratulations! That's glib and dismissive. Many people don't like the 140 character restriction and I've read many who don't get Twitter. For about two accounts I didn't either and only found it "working" on a third, partly due to the people I was interacting with. That doesn't diminish those who don't like or get it, it just means they don't. Life goes on. I personally prefer G+ for depth. For example, neither your nor my replies would fit into Twitter, so we'd be stuck with glib and dismissive.