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One problem w/ Twitter is that it can be hard to get much engagement at all @ <1000 followers. Social incentives push toward more replies, fewer top-level tweets. And I think a lot of the potential value is in getting those fleeting spur-of-the-moment ideas out therehttps://twitter.com/webdevMason/status/1047148366637883392 …
A lot of the conversation is driven — and users’ attention directed — by public figures, which is in many ways very good, but I don’t think we should be under any illusions that this is an idea meritocracy. There’s an interesting social credentialing system at play
It’s been interesting to watch from my end, since even though a lot of my popular tweets are silly stuff (see: idiot poodle), my following remains a pretty homogenous crowd suspiciously representative of the *followers of the public figures who follow me.*
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