11 sats \ 2 replies \ @anonporridge 29 Oct 2021 \ on: Favorite people to follow on bitcoin twitter bitcoin
https://twitter.com/aantonop https://twitter.com/JackMallers https://twitter.com/roasbeef https://twitter.com/alexbosworth https://twitter.com/pwuille https://twitter.com/starkness
And this one might be controversial, https://twitter.com/jack
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1 sat \ 1 reply \ @south_korea_ln OP 29 Oct 2021
Seems like the Jack's were the only ones i wasn't following yet. So we definitely agree on who provides high quality content :) So my problem is maybe that i should start unfollowing people, too much noise caused by some highly active people hiding the less active quality ones.
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1 sat \ 0 replies \ @anonporridge 29 Oct 2021
This is something I've noticed in general with social media.
Posting too much can actually have a negative effect on your ability to influence people with your message. I've had friends who post political hot takes dozens of times a day from both sides of the political spectrum. Rather than have the intended effect of influencing me, I block them from my feed.
Ads are subject to the same problem. Too much and the ad blocker goes up or I leave the platform.
There is a sweet spot to how much you post if you want people to pay attention.
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