More thoughts on reading tweets
The only way to manage the tweetiest twitter users is to consign them to a place where they can be safely marked as read.
Reading Twitter on Feedbin
I've learned one thing over the last handful of days, where I've ported ~95% of my twitter reading to Feedbin, and it's that people tweet a lot.
Getting unread counts on individual posters is incredibly illuminating.
article 17 lives
Welp, torrent freak notes the press release is out regarding Poland’s challenge to Article 17, and the CJEU has given copyright upload filters the go-ahead. Without the judgment on hand it’s really hard to say just how bad this news is — I think it’s possible to take a rosy-ish read of some of the details available now.
Any which way, we’re very clearly inching closer to the normalization of robo-jurisprudence online, and I’m not thrilled about it.
back at it
Over the last decade or so, I swapped blogging for twitter — mostly as @mchl_wolfe, though I’ve been tweeting under one handle or another since ’07.
That was a mistake.
Not b/c twitter hasn’t worked well for me, it absolutely has. I never blogged as much as I tweeted. But if the lesson was, “shorter writing comes easier,” well, I should have learned it and taken it back to blogging already.
Posts here won’t be 280 characters, but they’ll be short. Tweet-inspired. I’m looking forward to it.