Your personal Twitter page is a channel not a forum.
It’s not an open mic night where everyone is owed a chance to perform. It’s your club.
If someone is polluting your convos with things you find harmful or disruptive, you’re under no obligation to continue hosting them.
It’s not an open mic night where everyone is owed a chance to perform. It’s your club.
If someone is polluting your convos with things you find harmful or disruptive, you’re under no obligation to continue hosting them.
Like it or not, on Twitter, we’re all both contributors and moderators.
While moderating isn’t fun, the alternative is to merely enable a free-for-all.
You have something to say. It should be heard...
...and, no, you aren’t required to indulge all debate or “prove” your points
While moderating isn’t fun, the alternative is to merely enable a free-for-all.
You have something to say. It should be heard...
...and, no, you aren’t required to indulge all debate or “prove” your points
People are free to agree or disagree
They’re free to read or not read.
That’s it.
You’re allowed to advocate for or against whatever you want, however you want.
It’s your club.
Don’t feel bad for managing the guests who ruin the show.
They’re free to read or not read.
That’s it.
You’re allowed to advocate for or against whatever you want, however you want.
It’s your club.
Don’t feel bad for managing the guests who ruin the show.
