The Answerbank -V- Twitter

naomi24 | 08:30 Sun 29th Jul 2018 | Society & Culture

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This question has puzzled me since reading a discussion between andy-hughes and douglas a few days ago. Not being a great fan of social media I know little about it so for those seeking discussion here rather than genuine answers to specific queries what’s the difference between The AnswerBank and Twitter? Pros and cons?

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ummmm is right about Twitter being funny. I remember some great gags about Tesco's horsemeat (one of them as I recall was "I've just looked at the burgers in my fridge and ... they're off!") and the photo someone posted there of a tube station control room being accidentally flooded with quick-set concrete (one of them suggested it must be the Blue Circle Line).

At its best it's like watching a really good improv show. You don't get that sort of instant repartee on AB.

That said, most of Twitter isn't like that, there are plenty of cute kittens.

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