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Maybe that's true if you follow mostly troll accounts and angry political ranters. But since each user curates his own view of twitter, there is an easy solutio
by theorique 11y ago
Maybe that's true if you follow mostly troll accounts and angry political ranters. But since each user curates his own view of twitter, there is an easy solution: unfollow those whose tweets you don't like.
- magicalist 11y agoTweet an opinion about gamers and label it with #gamergate and see what happens. Twitter it slowwwwly rolling out tools to help manage this analogous to the way you can manage who you follow.
- jdminhbg 11y agoWell yes, if you wade into an internet-wide flamewar, you will be flamed.
- talmand 11y agoWant to have some real fun with an internet-wide flamewar? Promise to donate a dollar to charity for every offensive tweet you receive on a popular hashtag and see what happens.
- delecti 11y agoI think that's a bad example. Tweet an opinion about gamers and don't label it with #gamergate, and most likely nothing at all will happen. There is certainly a problem with harassment with many of the more prominent users, but if you don't latch on to an incredibly volatile hashtag you're not likely to draw any of that to you.