Some interesting work there and whilst the Twitter results are disappointing, they're not surprising.

I've been on Twitter for a long time but have never really been committed to it. I don't Tweet regularly and don't particularly engage in conversations with people. At the beginning of this football season, I thought I'd try to engage more with the FPL community, replying to some Tweets and tweeting a few bits myself. Apart from 1 person, I've had nothing back. My comments are pretty much ignored and my Tweets disappear into the ether. I've joined a few of their mini-leagues which gets me the occasional mention but that's about it.

What have I concluded from this? Twitter requires the same kind of commitment in building relationships as Steemit does. Once that's achieved, people will take more of an interest in what you're saying and then I think it'll be time to get the Steemit message across. In my opinion, it's not possible to put the level of effort required into Twitter, alongside Steemit, alongside having a family.

Or maybe I just don't have the commitment to Twitter as my experience of it is people looking for an argument which I can't be arsed with 🙂