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@emilychang Yes, the tweet page frames it differently on purpose. Note that even the position of the author’s avatar and name are different.
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@emilychang At that larger size, the serif represents the human voice better than Helvetica Neue would. HN felt cold and unapproachable.
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@izzie_izzie We listen to feedback from as many people as possible, 0 followers, or millions.
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@Seal I’m listening if you have feedback (about Twitter’s design).
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@jratlee @brianstelter We’re trying to differentiate tweets and DMs more, so users build separate mental models for each, public vs private.
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@cvarkey I’m not sure, but I think it has to do with speed and response time for displaying the tweet.
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@maxvoltar Welcome, Spencer Lily. Congrats to all of you!
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@Trenti To replace the same older items of clothing, also black?
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@RDErickson Beautiful as well, in a totally different way.
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@keremsuer Yes, massages are coming up later today. :)
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Breakfast view
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@lukester Are you there? Love that place.
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Just went through the long process of getting my dad’s Windows7 laptop set up and connected to our wifi. No further comment.
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Merry Christmas and happy holidays, everyone.
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My 3yr old daughter, as she throws a penny into the fountain: “I wish for everybody in the whole wide world to be happy and healthy.”
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@mko Ooops, sorry. Sound like I’ve caused you additional work. ;-)
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@mko Yep – that’s why I don’t use folders for frequently accessed apps. I bury less-used apps in folders 3 or 4 screens deep.
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@mgrooves Maybe you just need new friends?
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@Deefer Interesting. That’s how it was before on #newtwitter as well. The behavior hasn’t changed, except for where the mini-profile loads.
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@sudkish Thanks, we’re aware of that bug.
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@seengee @jontangerine @jbrewer Good point – many people aren’t aware of the public nature of tweets. But still, no excuse, even if private.
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@jontangerine @jbrewer Very disturbing to see, not just on Twitter, but that anyone still can think (and tweet publicly) like that.
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@buttonmonk That will get added back in for a future release.
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@joemaffia Both will likely be addressed in a future release.
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Depeche Mode fan? Give the trancey new EP from VCMG (collab of Vince Clarke and Martin Gore) a listen: rd.io/x/QFnePlIqpA
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@jamessocol Thanks, that seems like a bug.
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@uxRob Because much of the app was rewritten from the ground up. Some form of shortcut actions from the timeline will likely return.
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@jonemo Continuation of what was in #newtwitter. Ability to pull up details of a person without leaving context of your current timeline.
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@joshhemsley Hmm – trying to figure out your con. Don’t think we’ve ever shown those on a following list?
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@bensk Gotta take the bad with the good. Comes with the territory when a service reaches this scale. Cheers.
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@kylec Some form of shortcuts to actions will likely be returning in a future release.
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@LauraGlu Embracing the consumption aspect of Twitter for the growing number of users who don’t want the pressure of tweeting.
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It’s been an interesting morning, thanks to earlier boredom at the DMV and your replies.
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@g_rosendorf Some form of shortcut access will be returning in a future release.
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@martinpolley Actually, that decision was one that catered to high-velocity users who didn’t like the noise of Interactions.
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@RyanChris @jbrewer You win for using “occlusion of accelerators”.
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@jmwhittaker Sure. #getonthat
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@thesash Thanks, we like that too.
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@RyanChris @jbrewer Can you elaborate on the UX part? May even be worth an offline discussion.
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@MarcDrummond @beep It’s actually a phenomenal engineering and infra/storage challenge. Esp. if you want a fast result page.
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@RickettsFish Also, that. Though it may not be a swipe.
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@RickettsFish We’ll be fixing that soon.
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@martinpolley Meaning you don’t like the choice on Connect? Or that you don’t want mentions mingled with faves/RTs, etc?
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@beep Well, more of an access issue. There’s a timeline cache of your own mentions, but others don’t have access to that, except via srch.