Twitter:#fixreplies::Tumblr:Tumblarity:: Facebook:redesign
This is the spring when social media decided to commit suicide, all because entrepreneur/developers can’t stop themselves from tinkering. I’m kind of loving it.
A good painter knows when to stop.
There is a tumblarity style revolt on twitter over the fact that they decided to block any messages where someone references another person you’re not following on twitter.
So if you tweet about @davidkarp and I don’t follow David, that message never appears on my twitter feed.
Folks are upset because they feel they get a lot out of these third party conversations. If these conversations were meant to be private, there is the direct message option.
The notion that conversations on twitter are private is ludicrous on its face, so I’m not sure what end is served here.
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No, folks are upset...can’t create the illusion...actual...
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I just love a man who...use analogy signs properly. The third grade Word Masters medal...
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I’m guessing it’s database scaling issues. Twitter sucks.
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While I think that this change was not a good idea, it’s interesting to think about it in the context of the recent...
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That’s ridiculous. Seeing those third party responses is one of the main ways people discover new people to follow....
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The notion that conversations on twitter are private is ludicrous on its face, so I’m not sure what end is served here.
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peterfeld reblogged this from soupsoup and added:
spring when social media...commit suicide, all
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stephaniewei reblogged this from soupsoup and added:
incredibly annoying (already)....give it three days ‘til Twitter dumps this new “feature.”
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