Rule #1 of tweeting about TypeScript is that Twitter randos who don't follow you will always reply arguing in bad faith and acting as if TS is gospel.
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Replying to @sebmck
How do you judge someone's faith in 140 characters or less? Asking for a friend.
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He’s subtweeting this exchange. Judge for yourselfhttps://twitter.com/joeflateau/status/1142622916846260224?s=21 …
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Replying to @joeflateau @npinp
I'm subtweeting many people and many interactions.
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The fact that you don't ollow me yet decided to come back and check my profile for tweets reinforces my view though.
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Maybe not (I don’t follow you, yet you show up in my timeline every day... not that I mind) but replying to you to call you out(not at all what I’m doing here) might be uncalled for.
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I think it's a little more than people calling me out. I have noticed a trend with the TS community that I haven't experienced with any other. Any criticism is met with replies and assumptions that I don't know what I'm talking about.
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Which is fine I guess, and I appreciate the feedback, but the manner in which it's delivered is not constructive and doesn't make me want to engage. I see following me as relevant because those who follow me tend to understand my background and values.
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Yeah, calling you out and shutting you down definitely doesn’t foster a collaborative environment. That is a major pet peeve. I’d love to return to the times we all couldn’t wait to share the cool stuff we’d learned. (Childhood BASIC/Pascal programming)
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