↪ Replying to @spydergrrl
@spydergrrl @ifenn I agree with Ian’s point here. We really don’t know. My tweet was more a response to Aaron who proposed that Twitter is heavily white men :)
On the other hand, I would appreciate a more transparent algorithm and the ability to give feedback on my own recommendations.
@spydergrrl @ifenn The irony of us white men stepping in here is not lost on me...
↪ Replying to @arodericks
@arodericks @spydergrrl When you say "heavily", what numbers are you looking at? For the US I've seen numbers from @hootsuite that suggest slightly more women use Twitter and 24% white. Global averages will be different from that, but I haven't seen ethnicity in recent global stats. Will look.
↪ Replying to @LouShackleton
@LouShackleton It does allow for third parties to enter that market though :) visualcv.com/linkedin-resum…
↪ Replying to @DangerousDolly
@DangerousDolly I suppose this depends on the audience you have for each platform, but I have been positively surprised by the reach of LI articles.
@DangerousDolly My point is really to post it in as many places as possible if reach is the goal. A personal blog would ideally be the primary source to ensure longevity and openness.
↪ Replying to @DangerousDolly
@DangerousDolly @LinkedInExpert @LinkedInHelp @LinkedInEditors @linkedinin When I’ve done this I’ve published in both places with Medium as the original, and then the article on Linkedin contains the text: ”First published on Medium” with a link to the original.
↪ Replying to @beantin
@beantin Yeah, the default will be prevalent, but power users may be extra happy :) Thinking now that may actually be better as a browser setting... an override of sorts. And of course it's been written about 😁 ilovefreesoftware.com/15/tutorial/fo…
↪ Replying to @alundbergh
@alundbergh Listening to this now. Scary stuff.
↪ Replying to @beantin
@beantin True! For tools my thinking now would be that there preferably is a personal setting for this (since I'm always logged in with tools).
↪ Replying to @rogerjohansson
@rogerjohansson Like this? imore.com/how-restrict-s…
↪ Replying to @BekahHW
@BekahHW I feel there are some dangerous assumptions going on here.
1) Introverts are not necessarily shy or ”too scared”.
2) Introverts do not necessarily want to be ”invited in”.
3) There are no universal signs for behavior.
Here’s a good starter: hellogiggles.com/lifestyle/intr…
@BekahHW I say ”dangerous assumptions” because when you assume you know how someone feels, or what they want, that can lead you to act in a way that makes them feel even more uncomfortable. I interpret this tweet as telling others what a person feels and wants in this context.
@BekahHW As I read other responses to this tweet I see that other people have expressed similar concerns with the ”universal sign” aspect of the message. I’m confident the intent is benevolent but I see many ways this can be misinterpreted.
↪ Replying to @unknown
@sonniesedge I totally agree. For a while there I thought we had good thing going when more and more people recognized introversion. But now it seems often used as a synonym for being shy.
Also, I really want to challenge the notion of there being universal signs for behavior...
↪ Replying to @emanuelkarlsten
@emanuelkarlsten Riktigt bra Emanuel. Tack!
↪ Replying to @plusskog
@bolstad @emanuelkarlsten Hehe, precis. Tänker också att man efter några år kanske vill ändra sin default-kategori. 😃
↪ Replying to @emanuelkarlsten
@emanuelkarlsten Sidenote: jag kan inte låta bli att förundras över hur seniora proffsbloggare ofta väljer att lägga sina inlägg i "okategoriserade".
