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One trick for avoiding Twitter mobs is to try to arrange that no individual tweet is exciting as the subject of a quote-tweet. E.g. mention the topic in one tweet, then say the dangerous thing about it in the succeeding tweet, but merely using a pronoun.
Conversely, the worst thing you can do is say something controversial in one tweet, and then put the qualifying statement in the succeeding one. To the mob it will be as if the qualification never happened.
Do you have a link to this book?
His technique is based on the ability to break an idea into multiple tweets so that mobs have nothing to latch on. Character limit is not of much relevance.
The fact that we have to discuss preventing unhinged mob outrage is sad. What happened to ‘if you don’t like something just turn it off’?
This is exactly how Waterfall Software Development became popular. Nobody read the second page.https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/4640770 …
Same thing as lol. Lol is a vote of no confidence in what one has just stated. It's never funny.
Did any tweets about the oscars inspire this?
No, are the Oscars happening now?
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