I found that when I started using "not interested in this tweet" that things started getting dramatically more interesting over time. Twitter learned some bad habits over the years.
CULTURE
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Meta Threads emerges as viable Twitter alternative amid user dissatisfaction
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I haven't been tempted by Mastodon or Bluesky (don't think either can get enough of a network effect), but it says something that I've grown to dislike Musk's Twitter to the point I'll try Meta's Threads. I mean,I killed my FB account years ago. But I want a viable alt to Twitter
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Workday Developer Community Culture Drives AI Innovation
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The developer community at @Workday thrives on a strong culture and core values, driving engagement with developers, partners, and customers. By empowering developers to build solutions rapidly, fostering collaboration, embracing #AI and #ML, and investing in developer growth,
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Mental Health Leadership Three Business Steps
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Three Steps to #MentalHealth Business #Leadership https://
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AI Community Growth and Platform Migration Strategy
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I am following 70,000 in AI alone here. How long before they are on Threads and they rebuild their Networks? Years. I am not going anywhere.
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Zuckerberg’s Threads Launch: Meta’s Twitter Competitor Generates Buzz
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If Zuckerberg’s Threads (new Twitter competitor coming Thursday) fails, it will make great Twitter content. If it succeeds, it will make great Twitter content. Don’t shoot the messenger but everyone will be talking about it Thursday, me included.
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The Power of Stories in Driving Technological Innovation
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You are wrong about stories. Before we went to the moon we had a politician tell us a story.
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Robots Storytelling: How AI Shapes Narratives
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Entertain the robots and they will tell your story to others.
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Twitter’s AI Moderation and Content Constraints Impact
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Twitter’s AI just kept me from tweeting a nice tweet. I don’t know why. It reminded me of constraints. Twitter was built on constraints. Before then we had long-form blogs like what Dave Winer still does every day at http://
scripting.com. After? Everything had to fit in 140