Next time you're ready to shit all over Twitter, just remember that what you are likely ACTUALLY raging about is their userbase, i.e. > Twitter has its abuses, but so does everything. A Facebook group, Discord, heck even Tumblr or Medium would be a better choice for that kind of use than Twitter. Twitter is a poor choice for cases where you want to specifically subscribe to something, because it's deliberately designed as a global popularity contest/rage generator.
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> Yes, they could probably text everyone, or continuously update the website, or send emails - but Twitter is perfect for this situation and others like it: content/updates produces and consumed on mobile devices, sending frequent short updates with relevant info, etc. It's the Umstead 100 in case you are curious During the event, it will tweet out news and updates of interest to participants, volunteers, and others. As a concrete example, I'm crewing/pacing at a 100 mile trail run in two weeks, and I'm subscribed to that event's twitter feed. > The value proposition for me is receiving targeted news/information disseminated in a convenient format. Twitter has its abuses, but so does everything. Yes, they could probably text everyone, or continuously update the website, or send emails - but Twitter is perfect for this situation and others like it: content/updates produces and consumed on mobile devices, sending frequent short updates with relevant info, etc. The value proposition for me is receiving targeted news/information disseminated in a convenient format. Twitter is a Rorschach test - all those things you criticize Twitter for seeming to be (rage factory, shitty blog, etc.)? That would be entirely the fault of the users in those specific circumstances. I'm really just confused by the question though - these things are not the same and twitter is simply not as important as the place your money lives (and I think pretty much everyone would agree? Maybe I'm getting too old) use some other communication method per preference? I guess my assumption is, if your business doesn't force you to use a particular social media platform exclusively then. If you check out youtubers talking about youtubers (I have no specific example on hand) they tend to complain endlessly about how the trending algorithms can drive thousands of potential viewers toward or away from their channel for no particular reason - there the network effect is strong enough that they don't have an option though, if your business is streaming a show then YouTube offers a much richer starting viewer base. you're handing the keys to your reputation to the third party that has acted poorly in the past. It may be you're considering twitter as a business in which to coordinate product sales, but I'll assume it's for customer relations management, many companies that have a twitter account for CS stuff also offer email, messanger (of some sort) and phone if you have an issue you need to resolve due to the fact that platform just isn't well suited for business - the network effect of it is surprisingly low (a _lot_ of people aren't on or don't regularly use twitter), it is semi-public which may violate your business concerns and. Their sorting by "relevance" can cause recent messages to get lost in the shuffle and randomly mess with your visibility. I'm not clear on what the real point of this question is - twitter is a terrible platform to use for actual communication. Please do not respond to this email as replies will not be monitored. This sometimes happens when an account exhibits automated behavior in violation of the Twitter Rules ().Īgain, we apologize for the inconvenience. Twitter has automated systems that find and remove automated spam accounts and it looks like your account got caught up in one of these spam groups by mistake. Your account is now unlocked, and we’re sorry for the inconvenience. They always reply with the same boilerplate, but the account will be unlocked:
I assume this is on purpose to make it cumbersome for spammers. Unfortunately, processing the request takes anywhere between 10 minutes and 2 weeks usually a couple days at least. They will send you an automated mail, offering to validate your phone number, or reply to the mail if your problem is not solved.
However, you can simply appeal the block and tell them you haven't tweeted and not broken any rules. They have been doing this for any account registered from a VPN or Tor.
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