I see this as a situation where the author is bothered by the reaction of internet strangers. It's a situation where another group has no power over you, other than the power you give them by caring what they think. In this case, I wonder if simply ignoring people whose M.O. is to try grind axes and not make the world better (as well as any such platform -- twitter) might be better. In short "don't feed the trolls."
Hell, I'm not on twitter [at all]. If people on twitter were all mad at me I wouldn't even know, and frankly I don't want to, because I'm not emotionally beholden to them.
On an unrelated note, I found her actual advice very solid.
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[ 1.6 ms ] story [ 16.0 ms ] threadHell, I'm not on twitter [at all]. If people on twitter were all mad at me I wouldn't even know, and frankly I don't want to, because I'm not emotionally beholden to them.
On an unrelated note, I found her actual advice very solid.