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I don't think RT-with-comment is automatically bad. I often see it used for: * Explicitly endorsing opinions, * Expanding claims (e.g., "This happens in my company too"), * Publicly answering interesting questions, and * Providing context (especially if RTing part of a thread).
No, it's certainly not automatically bad. It's only bad as a way to disagree with something.
I think I understand the scenario you're talking about; but I don't see how RT-with-comment is worse than RT-without-comment in that case?
A simple comment is a much much better way to disagree
What if you solicit opinions from ur followers? I can disagree with you all day but chances are low that you will engage back. Social classes are present on Twitter. People tend to engage w/ 1) people they know; 2) people of a similar status.
Retweet+comment allows you to channel discussion to audience that are more likely to engage with you.
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