META: Removing "Like" from twitter would drive up low quality comments. It would also end "training" of users about what sort of content folk want to see. Maybe >1/2 of users completely ignore their audience's ...
and post solipsistically for them selves, or for the machines, 'cause gosh, who the f'k wants to read 150 machine generated article links with the same 5 key words. Doing something about "like" seems like a fix because ...
♡ 0 ↻ 0hey, it is right there. The real problem is in something that is invisible, missing features, hard to describe pains, like twitter making no effort to create a workable workflow that respects users time.
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