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At first Twitter was awesome because of their API but then that closed off so now I have to use their stuff only I feel as if they haven't done anything in the
by kin 11y ago
At first Twitter was awesome because of their API but then that closed off so now I have to use their stuff only I feel as if they haven't done anything in the past few years but scale.
I've tried being a user for years but they really need a better way to manage and view lists. The frequency of celebrity tweets vs. friend tweets vs. company tweets is all different. How I ingest that content is differs depending on my mood or what I want. Thus far, there's no easy way to sort through the content to quickly find what I'm looking for or interested in. It all requires endless scrolling and weeding out the noise.
- nicolewhite 11y agoWhat is it about Twitter's list manager that doesn't address this issue for you?
- guelo 11y agoI've actually found it more usable to create different accounts for my different interests.
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- mountaineer 11y agoIt sounds like the effort of keeping the lists updated and current to provide that separation. It is possible to consume Twitter in this way, but perhaps not worth the effort of keeping the lists updated, you've really got to work at it?
- walterbell 11y agoIt does not exist on mobile?
- kaws 11y agoPersonal Profile > Settings Cog > Lists
- walterbell 11y agoThanks. Not present on my iOS app version, but perhaps it was added in the last few months. I've delayed app updates because of the risk of auto-playing video ads.
- kin 11y agoIt's really tedious to see which users you are following are not in a list and to organize and add them to the list you want. Also it takes 3 clicks to get to the list you want and in general I just feel like sorting the people you follow should be a bigger part of the Twitter UI.
- alagappanr 11y agoTweetdeck provided an easy way for me to read tweets from different lists that I had created. And then Twitter bought them and killed off their Android app. And from that point there has been no simple way to follows lists on Mobile.