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Ack! As a Twitter user, I don't seek such a conversion. I find the need to turn a fake page for each 2-5 posts to be pedantic and antiquated. I use Twitter as
by radley 12y ago
Ack! As a Twitter user, I don't seek such a conversion. I find the need to turn a fake page for each 2-5 posts to be pedantic and antiquated.
I use Twitter as an news/interest stream and leave it open 24/7 on my desktop. In contrast, Flipboard is literally shovelware for me (I can't remove it from my Galaxy S4).
- walterbell 12y agoOther ideas welcome. Twitter's new PM (ex-Google Maps) may be about to start hiding items in your feed, and adding items you didn't request, http://gigaom.com/2014/09/04/twitter-cfo-says-a-facebook-style-filtered-feed-is-coming-whether-you-like-it-or-not/ http://gigaom.com/2014/09/04/twitter-cfo-says-a-facebook-sty... "Twitter’s timeline is organized in reverse chronological order… but this “isn’t the most relevant experience for a user,” Noto said. Timely tweets can get buried at the bottom of the feed if the user doesn’t have the app open, for example. “Putting that content in front of the person at that moment in time is a way to organize that content better.”