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former /current Twitter users, what do you do on there? (lemmy.nz)

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I've never had a Twitter account and I'm genuinely curious what everyone seems to love about it (or hate about it)

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[–] jocanib 3 points 1 year ago

I used it as a newsfeed (for the broadest possible meaaning of "news") with informed commentary attached. Most of the organisations, publications, writers and researchers I'm interested in were on there or would be injected into the feed by someone else.

Same as Reddit really. Just based on following individuals rather than topics.

I didn't post much, apart from retweets.