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(Writing essays on Twitter doesn't *really* make use of any of Twitter's unique features or elements. What it *does* do is incentivize you to containerize each thought into 240chars. Some people disregard this, and break their sentences across tweets. That's a bad practice, IMO.)
Agreed, from the beginning I tried writing each tweet in a thread so it had a shot at being RT'able individually, which tightens up the flow of the writing / thinking in a way I like.
