Someone should ask the guy to publish on a blog and link his twitter to it.
> I gave up blogging after decades because the ROI simply wasn’t there any more. Why spend hours on a post that will get hundreds of views when a tweet composed in minutes gets tens of thousands to millions?
https://twitter.com/carnage4life/status/1559852146601799683
And it’s the same with Scott Hanselman, who’s quoted in that tweet. Hasn’t blogged since last year, stopped after 20 years. He’s big on YouTube and Tiktok now.
The dude probably has the software that breaks down lengthy articles and tweets them in reverse order but that shouldn't be abused.
And what happens when you fall foul of twitter's rules and get banned?
Unfortunately, a lot of people don't engage much in long form discussion as much as they would a tweet. Tweets are much easier to discover, find, and view compared to a blog post. It's much easier to click like on a tweet or retweet something, and bigger engagement numbers == better. So people instead will write out tweets instead of blog posts. I don't care for it much myself, but such is the modern internet I guess.