Good morning, twitter: polite netiquette or unnecessary showing off?
A lot of twitter users start the day with a “Good morning, twitter”
Is this a polite netiquette or unnecessary showing off?
Suggested by Guzmán Huerta
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Unnecessary showing off
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Anonymous opinó:
People rather celebrities can give their opinoin rahter tweet but why does this need to be published on channels like Zoom et al. Page 3 is enough to spread gossip about things who wants to know about all this what the celebrities say.
How could this be considered rude when it is nothing but a friendly greeting to the user’s followers and friends? It indicates that the person is in a good mood and willing to chat.