I agree that's not the best way to call someone out, but I do think they should have been called out in some manner.
Also — obviously this is a probabilistic inference and certainly context sensitive — but if you notice a lot of people or even some blocking
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you because of UnKnOwN reasons you might have to consider it's due to your posts/behaviour.
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well, it's interesting that someone would write a blog post about the importance of calling someone out but block anyone they disagree with
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Why do you think it's "interesting" and not self-preservation? The block function exists for a reason. Calling out does not mean they have
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to personally expend emotional labour explaining what you did they disagree with. They, as you, have the option to just ignore you and move
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on with their life. Nobody is forced to have to see your tweets as you are also not forced to see theirs etc.
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I think you might not know how we are using "call out" perhaps? A lot of miscommunication seems to be based on you using it to mean dialogue
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or shaming or something else?
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first I thought it was shaming, then I thought it was entering a discussion with the person, now I'm completely confused.
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