It’s not about information. It’s about addiction to “likes,” sitting in an echo chamber of your choice and being able to anonymously “own” and insult other people.
Twitter is a cesspool.
don't judge others by yourself
It’s not about information. It’s about addiction to “likes,” sitting in an echo chamber of your choice and being able to anonymously “own” and insult other people.
Twitter is a cesspool.
Haven't ever used a poll. 🙈Did any tweetbot users miss polls on Twitter? Honest question.
Yeah, actually. If nothing else because the tweet is often confusing because so much info is missing. Being able to see the poll is there is nice, even if I never participate.Did any tweetbot users miss polls on Twitter? Honest question.
Which, of course, is up to Twitter and will never happen. Tweetbot is great precisely because it has features that he official client doesn't.I'm okay with supporting Tweetbot but if it's subscription based I'm going to wait until feature parity with the official client before subscribing.
I hate subscriptions and have been using Tweetbot for years so when I read the headline I thought, “oh @&*%.” However, I have to agree that $6 for a year is dirt cheap and a no brainer for a superior experience.Love Tweetbot. $6 a year is more than reasonable.
I am no fan of subscription software, but if you're looking at these long term, you get discounts for going with annual subscriptions; as such your chart is a bit disingenuous.You know, while $6/year seems quite reasonable - overall it adds up and all subscriptions will costs hundreds if not thousands dollars per year, per each year.
If some time ago I was up for the subscriptions, now I am trying to avoid it at all costs, because I am not that rich.
Let's imagine:
Dropbox - 11.99$/mo = 143.88$
Netflix - 17.99$/mo = 215.88$
Spotify - 9.99$/mo = 119.88$
Medium - 4.99$/mo = 59.88$
Fantastical - 4.99$/mo = 59.88$
SleepCycle - ---------- = 39.99$
Tweetbot - 0.99$/mo = 11.88$
Parcel - --------------- = 2.99$
Xbox Game Pass = 14.99$/mo = 179.88$
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Total per year: 834.14$
You may say, hold on but if you pay then you use it. But in reality average user barely uses these services so much that he needs to pay a subscription for it.
For example, Dropbox, mostly used for backups. Costs 144$/yr, while 1TB Seagate Basic HDD costs 48$ and can last you years. And in 5 years you will pay 720$ for Dropbox and 48$ for HDD.
Just say "NO!" to SaaS
I'm a fan of TweetBot. I'll give it a try. Subscription price is reasonable.Although $6 per year is not bad. I have no need to pay that just to add polls to my tweets.
I’ll stay on TweetBot 5.
Wondering if there is ads in TweetBot, including promoted Tweets.Although $6 per year is not bad. I have no need to pay that just to add polls to my tweets.
I’ll stay on TweetBot 5.
Subscription software is NOT analogous to buying a new phone every year. It is analogous to buying one phone and then being expected to pay for it every year.A: I don’t subscribe to software as a principle!!!
B: You just bought a $1,000 phone but you complained about a $6/yr app?
Repeat the above × ∞
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No ads once you pay the one time fee on TB 5.Wondering if there is ads in TweetBot, including promoted Tweets.
Then how does Twitter make money off people using TweetBot?No ads once you pay the one time fee on TB 5.
Did any tweetbot users miss polls on Twitter? Honest question.