Stop Twittering About Yourself
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For anyone reading this comment who is curious about the eco-friendly change to the eggs, this summer we stopped making plastic eggs (which came as a surprise to many people who thought they were wooden this whole time) and started making only wooden eggs, which are exactly the same shape, size, and color as the plastic eggs.
Twitter has recently announced they are combating low-quality tweets. This means less relevant replies will be hidden. You will be able to see them, but only after you click on them. Discouraging bots and trolls from spam and abuse is the first step toward stopping them. Read more about the news here.
Now give yourself a pat on the back, and think yourself better off than all of those Facebook users. After all, they have never been given the option to stop people tagging them in unflattering photos, with their only options being to request a tag be removed or to prevent it appearing in their own personal newsfeed.
Tweeting about the same things all the time and just doing one-way communication? People will likely stop following you because self-broadcasting is hugely off-putting. Twitter is about engagement. Stop firing out selfish, one-way tweets and start listening and talking to others. Establish relationships, and you'll keep followers.
Avoid sharing personal information about yourself or others. Aside from exposing yourself or others to harassment outside of Twitter, sharing personal information such as addresses, birthdates, or other identifying information can expose you to dangerous hackers or even lead to doxxing.
* And the pee ring? I had forgotten about it that night and went to bed once I was done cleaning. My landlord stopped by that afternoon, to tell me he was back from vacation (he lived next door, and I was watching his house); he saw the urine and uncomfortably asked me if I was having issues with the plumbing. I ignored the insult that he thought I might squat and pee outdoors in a perfect ribbon like a lunatic, and since I was not allowed to have parties, I told him my dogs evidently were marking their territory and I would speak to them.
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