> For what it's worth, Reddit becomes equally curatable
Any place is. The person you're replying to is convinced that Twitter is "the best" but any network where you invest can be really good.
On facebook, I've gotten rid of people I don't like and now it's only people I admire + interesting articles. My reddit front page is great for me - programming subreddits interpolated with cute animal gifs. I use Instagram maybe twice a year but I'm sure if I invested into finding people I admired, it'd be worthwhile too. Ditto with HN - most comments are self assured pronouncements made with absolute confidence and minimal expertise. But once you start to recognise certain usernames, you're able to sift the wheat from the chaff easily.
Twitter isn't "the best". Nor are any of the others. Each has it's niche.
Any place is. The person you're replying to is convinced that Twitter is "the best" but any network where you invest can be really good.
On facebook, I've gotten rid of people I don't like and now it's only people I admire + interesting articles. My reddit front page is great for me - programming subreddits interpolated with cute animal gifs. I use Instagram maybe twice a year but I'm sure if I invested into finding people I admired, it'd be worthwhile too. Ditto with HN - most comments are self assured pronouncements made with absolute confidence and minimal expertise. But once you start to recognise certain usernames, you're able to sift the wheat from the chaff easily.
Twitter isn't "the best". Nor are any of the others. Each has it's niche.