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booksHow to use Twitter #
Twitter is kind of unstructured in some ways. It is like driving a car with a manual transmission. Here are some ways I find it fun though.
The main thing is to not stay on your main feed too much.
Who you are following #
This makes Twitter better than Facebook: you can more easily cultivate people who you find helpful and remove the people you find unhelpful. You'll have less guilt unfollowing someone on Twitter than on FB.
- Remove people that take you on doom scrolls. Put those folks onto a list. Call it Doom Scroll if you like.
- Make a list that is called Real People. These are people you have actually met IRL.
Browsing and connecting #
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On your page, click your likes to see what you have been liking.
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On each thing you liked, without clicking, mouseover other folks that liked it. Click or engage with ones that seem like your peers.
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On old posts you made, find hashtags you used.
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Click on those and browse.
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Instead of reading your feed, go onto someone else's page and then just scroll their Likes.
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