I agree the tweet form factor drives engagement for some reason, but if the username were “fake-anti-capitalist-tweets” with a blue thumbs up icon, I’m certain it would have moved in much the same ways.
If it was actually impossible to miss, I disagree.
Idk if you can hotswap the content of a post. If I learned after posting, I’d probably just delete the post because I don’t feel strongly enough to put the work into editing and reposting. I wouldn’t have even posted this in the first place because I don’t think this is novel enough to be posting. That’s almost besides the pount but you asked for personal opinions.
Well this is admirable, but:
If I knew beforehand (and was possessed of a desire to share this), yeah, I’d just cut out the account name.
I think this is where you and I have a fundamental difference of viewpoints, that’s not going to be resolved.
To me, this would be the same as filing the author off an article I knew was fake, and reposting it with no context. It’s disingenous. I’d interpet it as presenting something to the internet as authentic, and hiding that its not. And if it needed the “hypothetical” label, I just wouldn’t post it at all, because what’s the point of that? Just post the thought directly.
If it was actually impossible to miss, I disagree.
Well this is admirable, but:
I think this is where you and I have a fundamental difference of viewpoints, that’s not going to be resolved.
To me, this would be the same as filing the author off an article I knew was fake, and reposting it with no context. It’s disingenous. I’d interpet it as presenting something to the internet as authentic, and hiding that its not. And if it needed the “hypothetical” label, I just wouldn’t post it at all, because what’s the point of that? Just post the thought directly.
The source comes before the message, for me.