tpot/twitter

ime "practice good reply game" is fairly simple: ❌ argue ❌ asking them to solve your problem ❌ giving advice ✅ resonate. offer sth you're reminded of, an anecdote from your life, etc ✅ if something touched you, simply saying what + how is GREAT. u don't have to "contribute"

thinking about doing a thread on "how to become ingroup", I'll jot some notes here while I make my omelette - don't talk about ingroup before you're ingroup - don't talk about outgroup b/c it increases your legibility which decreases your ingroup potential - poast but esp. reply

I paid for @visakanv $600's marketing help and all I got were 3,700 words of notes. summarized here! me: why didn't this tweet get attention, you think? https://t.co/DCV4ZLdLYR

(Me, learning to Twitter better) Which of these tweets do you think received more attention? https://t.co/2CRjAOhTL0

There is an art to replying and commenting, and probably like 60-70% of people I’ve seen on the internet fail at it. The important thing is not to speak your mind, but to “support” the OP. You can support them by disagreeing well & you can “mis-support” them by agreeing stupidly

The original and best way to build relationships on Twitter is to engage with people's tweets in a thoughtful, friendly way. It's obvious when you step back: we all want relationships with people who care about what we think. Reply guys (gender neutral) stay winning.

tpot: you’re in if you wanna be in If you’re not sure if you’re in, you might be If you don’t wanna be in then you’re not If you divide the world only in terms of whose in and who isn’t, then you’re not

Just fyi im trying to make it a habit to tweet every day, so there will be shit-shitposts 😂 Any tips on generating or is it supposed to come completely naturally? @RichDecibels @visakanv @divine_economy

@cyrophant OH well here’s your problem (Most of mine are replies, treat twitter like a big ol’ group chat and just hang out! Best way to make friends) https://t.co/kxHJYRZiw0