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Re:What the last few weeks have been like for the CEO of Slack by madeofpalk on Thursday March 26, 2020 @12:43PM (#22695372)
Opposing view - I really like it. Each tweet is a reasonable succinct piece of information that stands on its own. For me, it doesn't feel like a commitment to read like a medium article does.

Very similar to how I find movies hard to watch because of the length, but will happily binge a TV series.

Re:What the last few weeks have been like for the CEO of Slack by jolmg on Thursday March 26, 2020 @12:47PM (#22695417)
> Each tweet is a reasonable succinct piece of information that stands on its own

You mean like paragraphs? What's the difference?

Is it that the platform forces people to have reasonably sized paragraphs in the form of tweets?

Re:What the last few weeks have been like for the CEO of Slack by 40four on Thursday March 26, 2020 @11:17PM (#22700159)
Not my preference, I prefer reading twitter for shorter, more 'one off' type of thoughts. I find the UI, comment threads, lots of buttons, etc. to be very distracting. For long form ideas, I prefer a more plain text approach.

But I acknowledge it is just a preference. It's interesting to hear other people say otherwise.