It's good practice to reply to people and not be an obvious piggie on Twetch. I take…

1AKHViYgBGbmxi8qiJkNvoHNeDu9m3MfPE (2468) · August 25, 2019

It's good practice to reply to people and not be an obvious piggie on Twetch. I take notes of who is just absorbing replies without responding. You will never be followed. Once lists are available you might even be ostracized en masse.

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1AKHViYgBGbmxi8qiJkNvoHNeDu9m3MfPE (2468) · August 25, 2019

Follows and likes have the highest earning potential anyhow, so presumably this will start to matter more when this place gets crowded with voices. Either way, 2 incentive models would be in effect.

1AKHViYgBGbmxi8qiJkNvoHNeDu9m3MfPE (1004) · August 25, 2019

No one should be ostracized for not replying. I do think it’s good practice to reply to someone when they convey meaningful information. You signal that whatever they write has worth and they get compensated for it.

1AKHViYgBGbmxi8qiJkNvoHNeDu9m3MfPE (2468) · August 25, 2019

I might need to clarify that I'm not advocating, instead predicting. Twetch is gonna have a different culture than any existing social media platform because it adds economics to the equation.

1AKHViYgBGbmxi8qiJkNvoHNeDu9m3MfPE (1004) · August 25, 2019

Absolutely. One now has to write information that’s actually useful, instead of virtual signaling which is what most of the legacy social media makes up of.