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Unfortunately, twitter was basically “the journalist’s social media” so they keep writing about it even if most of their readers don’t give a rat’s tail
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Unfortunately, twitter was basically “the journalist’s social media” so they keep writing about it even if most of their readers don’t give a rat’s tail
Better check your privilege and stop dead naming X
no thanks
Why not?
I don’t use Twitter, but I think it’s good to know. Being able to test it yourself is valuable, too.
I wonder how many other link shorteners do this?
Mr Free Speech Absolutist
Except when it is about me
Except when it is from a competitor
Except when I don’t like it
As is thier right. My right is to never ever use his service, not even to check links or get emergency info. Fuck 'em.
Use https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/twitter-link-deobfuscator/ to remove the t.co links and link directly to the outgoing site and you can avoid it.
(You should be using it anyway for privacy sake so Twitter can’t track your link clicks)