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“you're not the first person I've seen who seemingly find it extra ridiculous to react to something someone tweeted, as if publishing a tweet or a series of twe
by renonn 4y ago
“you're not the first person I've seen who seemingly find it extra ridiculous to react to something someone tweeted, as if publishing a tweet or a series of tweets is not an act of speech, and I don't understand it.”
because people say stuff online they would never say in real life. i hope that cleared things up for you
- dylan604 4y agoas if that makes it hunky-dory. hope that clears things up for you as well.
- thegrimmest 4y agoRather as if it makes the reality (and therefore the norms, and therefore any rules which aim to be descriptive rather than prescriptive) of online speech different from in-person speech.