A good test of what kind of followership you’ve cultivated is what happens when you say something stupid: are they smart enough to spot it and flag it, and kind enough to do so gently? Or do they simply double down and compound your stupidity, turning it into a trainwreck?
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Great threat. You've explained one of the major dynamics of crowdsourcing. Are there others? As always, I wait for your posts to make sense of things..
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@jonlovett was talking about how when you're fighting on Twitter, you feel important, you're fighting the good fight, diving into bunkers and shooting perfectly aimed barbs at evil bad guys. But in reality you're sitting on your couch, tapping a glass screenThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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A desire to be right, to be certain, to put the world in order and right the wrongs you see. Anything that violates what you know to be true must be wrong Believe what other believe Sacrifice the scapegoat Without making personal sacrifice
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Perfectly understandable It’s easy to mimic It’s easy to shirk burden It’s easy to cast a stone It’s not easy to be the dissenting voice Retweet = mimic Quote retweet = shirk burden Reply = stone casting Tweet = dissenting voice
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