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So is your stable role on Twitter different from any other context that pulls you towards a consistent role? It sounds like you're saying there's something about Twitter that's different from other audiences that keep your role stable, but I'm not sure what?
Larger audience, everything is in public and comes with an intrinsic ability to strip your content of context, no ability to mode shift by taking the role off. It's not intrinsically different from any other public presence, but it's a bit sticker.
Twitter is like being a celebrity in mini, and most people don't experience that in their other roles.
Hmm, I guess that makes sense. I haven't felt like Twitter would be pushing me towards any narrow niche, but I also don't have enough followers for my stuff to get RTd in a contextless/hostile way, and I'd probably get more careful if I did.
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