So, I go over to Twitter this morning and I see some report about how Wil Wheaton has decided to leave Twitter.
So, I go over to Twitter this morning and I see some report about how Wil Wheaton has decided to leave Twitter. Okay, whatever. But, being the snarky guy I am, I post a comment along the lines of, "All the cool kids are using G+ anyway."
The idea being that Twitter is dumb and everyone who's anyone is over here and not there. And yet, to my surprise, that comment is getting a lot of likes. Okay, not "a lot", but five or six, which is a lot for me.
Is there some other meaning people are ascribing to my comment that I'm just not seeing? I fully expected people to get all bent out of shape and call Google+ a ghost town or call me a fool for using it or something, not "like" my comment.
The idea being that Twitter is dumb and everyone who's anyone is over here and not there. And yet, to my surprise, that comment is getting a lot of likes. Okay, not "a lot", but five or six, which is a lot for me.
Is there some other meaning people are ascribing to my comment that I'm just not seeing? I fully expected people to get all bent out of shape and call Google+ a ghost town or call me a fool for using it or something, not "like" my comment.
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Hence more interaction there for you than "normal".
I would also have expected the interactions on that topic to be aserbic though: but people probably read it as sarcasm, therefore "liked" it.
More than once I've been surprised to have someone circle me on G Plus and then right after show up in my Twitter notifications too.