Says the guy trying to take a tough guy posture from the get-go in this thread.
Bark more, chihuahua.
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Says the guy trying to take a tough guy posture from the get-go in this thread.
Bark more, chihuahua.
Boost doesn't provide the functionality I am suggesting ought to be provided.
Carry on real conversations with people about topics that you are genuinely interested in.
It doesn't have to be anything I am interested in for me to see it as valuable for the platform. It just has to be another, separate sub-culture.
I am suggesting that it would be healthy for the Twetch users, and by extension, Twetch itself, if there were multiple sub-cultures thriving on the platform.
Connect with people over more than just memes, jokes, insults, and being "based".
It's infuriating, isn't it? lol
The problem with thinking it will change as it becomes mainstream is that the homogeneity is a detriment to it becoming mainstream.
This is especially so, as the leaders of Twetch actively reinforce homogeneity.
@4 Twetch needs a "promote user" function on each user's profile page (except, perhaps, a user's own page).
Like branching, but for their profile rather than a post.
Yeah, this isn't "far right"... It's almost completely non-political, actually.
To the "everything is politics" crowd maybe that looks like "far right," but that's because of how far left they are.
The person who breaks the homogeneity of the Twetch culture will earn a hell of a lot more than $1.
Why do I have 349 followers and @41895 only have 148?
I've been essentially ignoring Twetch for months, except for occasional check-ins on the cultural homogeneity problem.
Go follow Ziomary.
https://twetch.app/u/41895
No change.
I literally laid it out in the OP.
Pay more attention.
How can a response both be half assed, and cheeky?
By definition, half an ass is only one cheek. Not very cheeky at all.
Also, I expect a non-homogeneous culture. I've been pretty clear on that for a while now.
Feature wise, absolutely.
Culture wise... Not even close.
Before long, everyone else who is too low information to think about what they're actually doing will have paid for my $1 reward for some real information.
Signal : noise
That's what it's really about.
And here it is: signal in the noise.
I appreciate that you actually replied to my request, rather than taking the bait.
As for everyone else, they're just demonstrating how easy it is to make money on Twetch.
Definitions? No.
I'm looking for recommendations.
No, it's not even that. I'm looking for people to vouch for one another.
I know myself quite well.
You still haven't suggested anyone who you think posts valuable content.
/pay @7165 $1
And here it is: signal in the noise.
I appreciate that you actually replied to my request, rather than taking the bait.
As for everyone else, they're just demonstrating how easy it is to make money on Twetch.
Make me an offer I can't refuse.
I'm not worrying about others.
I'm just trying to see if there's a sub-culture here that is valuable to me.
I'm not here to be a content creator (or to solve Twetch's self-induced problems).
I'm here because I want high information conversations.
Otherwise, I'm not holding myself higher than anyone, and as I said in the OP, this was part of a periodic check.
Trust me, I'm spending plenty of time and energy on building.
I'm wrong that it feels to me like an overly exaggerated exposition of the fact that I'm not interested in anything I see posted here?
Fine. Demonstrate that I'm wrong by pitching me on Twetchers who post valuable content...
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As for insulting "the entire community," are you saying Twetch has a homogeneous culture?
See, that's kind of my point.
I'm specifically looking for anyone who isn't part of the singular culture that has developed here.
The evidence shows otherwise, but whatever.
In response to Thoth, since he was a pansy and put a $11 troll toll on me...
This post is just an extension on my pulse check. Not hard to figure that out if you think about it.
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/trolltoll @6529 $15
I find it interesting how you've been so triggered by me in the past that you find it worthwhile to respond with literally zero information just to attempt to insult me.
Yawn.
And I care what you think because...?
I agree, value is subjective.
Right now, I'm valuing other's suggestions regarding who they find valuable to follow here.
Just did one of my periodic checks on the pulse of Twetch.
It all still feels to me like a spazmodic meth head talking to himself while drinking twice vomited boxed wine.
Am I just missing the valuable contributors here?
Pitch me on the best Twetchers.
People do all sorts of nonsensical things. Do you expect me to explain to you the fact that humans aren't as smart as they like to think they are?