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Given that twitter is a stream of a whole bunch of tweets each one of which you can read really really fast, I've always been a bit confused by complaints about
by harryh 12y ago
Given that twitter is a stream of a whole bunch of tweets each one of which you can read really really fast, I've always been a bit confused by complaints about useless tweets. Some fairly big % of your stream is always going to be useless tweets. Has Meerkat really increased that percentage all that much?
I can see why people might disagree with me here though.
- MaulingMonkey 12y ago> Some fairly big % of your stream is always going to be useless tweets. Has Meerkat really increased that percentage all that much? Sounds like it. I unfollow people sending too large a % of useless tweets, even if I find some of their feed interesting. And those were hand-written tweets written without the benefit of spammy automation!
- pbreit 12y agoThey have, by far, the shortest shelf-life of all the tweets in my feed. It would be one thing if they were published by Meerkat, quite another that they are "published" be people I follow. And actually, I find the signal:noise ratio in my stream to be very high.