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That's a very bluecheck take on things. Most of the time, bluechecks don't respond to replies from randos. So us randos figure, if they're not going to engage anyway, why not retweet to our followers who maybe *will* engage?
Hmm, interesting. Even if that explained the behavior of "randos" though, it wouldn't explain the behavior of "bluechecks" who quote-tweet, and from what I've seen they do it as much or more.
I’m even less popular than @Rongwrong_ and I don’t retweet with comment because no one follows me that would respond. Commenting rarely leads to a reaction but it occasionally does.
It’s far more common when I disagree strongly, which is rare.
? In terms of follower count you're more than twice as popular as me. But yeah, when I do want to engage some point—rather than just mock it, which I also do—then I go based on where I think I'll get a reply
Yes. Bluecheck and rando quote-tweeting are fundamentally different acts which should be examined separately. For instance, the former often leads to pile-ons and the latter does not. Anyway, I agree with what you said above for bluechecks specifically.
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