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I cannot imagine that it is recursive.
I used Twitter briefly four years ago, although it seems longer. I worked for a brand-new bakery. In fact, I think I spent longer waiting to start than I actually spent working for them.
I was offered the job while applying to USAA. I wish that I had forgone this opportunity.
The owner's wife supposedly did all kinds of things to promote the bakery on Facebook, including posting four pictures.
Four?
That is not a large number!
I ran a Twitter page for the bakery. Whatever she posted I made fit into 140 characters, which I felt improved it vastly. When there were newspaper articles I posted them a day before she did. I followed every major company in town that I could find, hoping some of them would follow me. My sister did advertising for ten years and I kept asking her feedback.
Then they let me go and I stopped using Twitter.
It seemed that the rest of the Internet used clickbait to get you to load their page and their ads, but what I saw on Twitter was refreshingly concise and gave you the most important details, while linking the full article.
Twitter still sends me updates, nonsense about moments and what people that I do not know shared. It is weird when they tell me that some news outlet's tweet made the news.
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