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not all women experience this and not all that do are bothered by it but a lot are! and until reply limits there was no way to avoid it besides telling people to fuck off all the time. i joined twitter fun & fresh & excited and i apologize but this is an unending wave of bullshit
reply limits aren't gonna Solve annoying idiots online but there are a lot of people here experiencing death by a thousand cuts every day and some kind of paradigm shift is needed. frankly i think the new implementation is fairly well thought out! but should be watched carefully
anyways thx for reading i hope this was at minimum entertaining for ur wednesday. i'd love to discuss the new feature but if your reply is not more substantive than just "boo hoo i want people to listen to my opinions" i do not give a shit and will block you :) have a nice day
i've been talking about this recently but modern social networks have completely eroded the idea of 'moderation' in any form or shape, so like your own reply moderation is seen as some kind of 'weapon'. on forums, nobody complained when an idiot got banned/posting revoked!
so like, everyone is complaining about shit like "But what will we do when a blue checkmark says something dumb" and it's like, what were you doing before? posting is cathartic but really does nothing, you're not challenging a power structure by spoonerising someone's name or w/e
btw if we don't actually want followers to click on the qt (or make algorithms think they are saying something great) i do recommend just posting a screencap. happy to be corrected if this is wrong, but i worry about constantly spreading vitriol that we wish would go away via qts
i did think abt this! a few ppl have brought up "we should also limit qts" and i am somewhat concerned that without any kind of direct response button a lot of straight up low effort harassment will move into screenshots where they can get huge but the op can't even find it
I wonder if it would be useful to have a "person must follow you for x days to reply" which would at least require some commitment to that particular account and might cut out the random replies. Like, a more lax private account.
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