Tried to respond to a message on Twitter, and run out of characters. So restrictive. It is not constructive having to dump down and confine your thoughts just to fit in just 240 characters. Twitter is limiting dialogue and promoting fighting instead since we can't expand completely into any point. I still don't understand why people are using it for anything, yet, still there just for BCH shake. Wouldn't use it for anything else. All social media have a similar approach. Abide by the silly rules, allow us to collect your private data and sell them to advertisers, and follow the news they want you to read. Jack has created a monster, his Blockstream buddies certainly are a match.
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Just think, it used to be 140 characters max. It never has been a platform to exchange serious deep points of thought.
It could be a reason for division within a society too as some suspect. For the most part it is used within the US and quite often I've observed how non-constructive this method is to solve any problem through dialogue. It simply restricts dialogue and doesn't allow to expand into details. It wasn't its purpose when it started either just some kind of SMS platform.
Twitter is already history. The future lies elsewhere. It's too bad to waste your time with Twitter or Facebook. Leave the trolls and bots alone.