@gr36 sometimes I’ve sub tweeted/blog and not mentioned people because I want to talk about a more general point or because I know that I don’t know this persons particular situation/circumstance/reasoning. But it probably is best to be specific and maybe my reasons are just chickening out.

@gr36 I think, reflecting on what you posted, maybe it’s best to acknowledge the inspiration and say that you aren’t thinking of that exactly or you know that this person’s situation is different. That way you avoid the whole sub tweeting/blogging issue and invite more dialogue.

@gr36 very true, but I think subtweeting/blogging comes across as very negative usually, right? Maybe I’m wrong there but it seems like it’s really dismissing someone’s views not to link to them. When you link and add a disclaimer perhaps it’s less negative? Or alternatively it’s probably better not to post it if you don’t want to be negative! I too have removed things in the past that I regretted.

@andynicolaides just write what you like and how you are using it. Focus on your use and what you like.

@gr36 insert inception meme...but still good idea.

@gr36 Out of curiosity, what have you ran across in iOS 13? I’ve seen a lot of people talk about how the OS is buggy without mentioning specific bugs. Outside of the initial beta phase over the summer, I don’t feel like I’ve experienced much if anything.

@gr36 I totally see your point on multitasking. I'm constantly triggering it so that it just ends up taking over the whole screen or going to the home screen. It's like you have to handle it with kid gloves on, since trying to initiate it quickly doesn't consistently get the desired results.

@gr36 I don't know if regressed is the word I'd use, but it seems like there's a little too much going on. It looks slick in a demo, but doesn't translate as well in practice.