Lesson one: when you respond with non sequiturs and tag everybody, I will ask why you are changing the subject b/c that's what you're doing.
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Lesson two: anything that has a glimmer of rape apology is, in fact, rape apology and will get you block by me & many other people.
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Even if you consider Twitter to be fully public, there are plenty of behaviors you wouldn't do in other public places. Those rules apply.
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You wouldn't run up to someone in public and change the subject of their conversation or demand they hear your rape apology rant.
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I mean, you could, but you could also get thrown out, cut off, and arrested. So, try pretending Twitter is an ACTUAL public space.
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Twitter differs from public space in a *very* important way: Twitter has unlimited channel capacity. This allows conversations…
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Well, yes: endpoint bw is still limited. A much larger problem is that Twitter's threading blows, losing ctx
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twitter is one of the few sites with the "right" threading model (DAGs) - but the implementation is crippled :/
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I once wrote such a thing myself and it confused people.
Twitter probably had their UX testing report the same.