I’ve been thinking for a while about how we, as atheists interact on social media, mostly Twitter. There are some really great, exceptionally intelligent people out there that, to be honest, I find by accident. By that I mean I see them in a conversation of someone I currently follow. I look at their profile, and a sample of their tweets as well, and then decide whether I want to follow that person or not.
Is it important for users on Twitter to be able to see the number of followers they have? Last week, in an interview, Jack Dorsey, founder and CEO, saus people shouldn’t obsess over the number of followers they have and that instead should be seeking meaningful conversations. Is he right?
Well, I think that if Twitter actually considers this, they may lose a lot of users.
So I’ll just let you read and consider the article for yourself.
Here’s a great video that may drive you to (more) drink.
H/T to John Brown (@humidpress) for the links.
You’re doing it wrong.
After years of people saying “ignore the trolls”, the same tripe from the same people.
Dear Twitter followers, please don’t make any rude or seemingly “harassing” remarks on Twitter because, you know, I’m probably going to be held responsible at some point for what you say.
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There I times when I scan my Twitter feed, I see a re-tweet by someone that makes me sit back and say, “Huh?”
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Wow! This is someone that tweeted if I wanted to know that I should just ask and is now, to use an SJW term, “stalking” me.
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Wow! I actually received a tweet based on my post from last evening.
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I really haven’t been following this today, you know, the new hashtag, #TwitterTheocracy.
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I’ve had a conversation in the comments about my being condescending (other other person’s term) to those that are easily offended on social media, specifically Twitter.
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