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Replying to @mwiik
@mwiik Hmm. Sorry to hear that. I have tons of work. But I have no money. Seems like a disconnect here!
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@mholzschlag I’ve been keeping myself busy doing a deep dive into twitter inc. various twitter client UXs & would love job involving twitter
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@mwiik What specifically about the system appeals?
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@mholzschlag Trying to find ways to empower twitter users themselves to create improvements w/o waiting (in vain) for @twitter to respond.
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@mwiik that sounds more like a strategic technology initiative outside of @twitter - interesting.
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@mholzschlag I use collections all the time myself, so far they are only available in TweetDeck & can only be created manually, tho there...
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@mwiik Doesn't this make you pause and think if your efforts will be worth it all around? I'm supportive of you. Not so sure about Twitter.
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@mholzschlag …and patterns of consumption. Briefly, it’s the expectation that whatever needs to be done, somebody is on it, & I doubt it.
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@mwiik Definitely sounds like a longer conversation than Twitter itself really allows. You're thinking cautiously, and that is wise.
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@mholzschlag Here’s an example: Sanders campaign tweets what he says, but do they have firehose, analyze what’s said re him, & prep replies?
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Replying to @mwiik
@mwiik So essentially a method of collecting/curating "like" data and topics based on collections but more broad? That sounds useful!

Mar 10, 2016 Β· 1:10 AM UTC

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Replying to @mholzschlag
@mholzschlag I agree, but otoh so much has been lost: RSS gone from Safari, iirc Opera was last to show this nav:
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@mholzschlag You may recall that nav used to be visible (tho maybe hard to access) in Opera & Netscape. Dunno re Opera anymore.
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@mholzschlag Here’s another example, @jack says demand for EDIT button is huge, but I haven’t talked to anyone w/coherent idea how it’d work