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« on: March 08, 2015, 07:15:59 pm »
I appreciate the input - much obliged! My thinking was that before BTS decentralized, bytemaster and the gang were spending money to advertise through these channels. But once they decentralized, it has been up to the community to pick up the slack there. That doesn't mean that it was worth the investment in the first place, that was just my thinking about why keep doing it. The original creator found it to be a valuable investment, so it might be worth continuing. Especially since the reader crowd are those with money who are looking into new and innovative ideas in the bitcoin space. So one user that clicks through, likes the idea, and buys in, could really alter the landscape.
With twitter, you have to gather followers, meaning you have fish for people who are interested. With yBitcoin and the website, you bring the product to people who may not even know they're interested yet. I don't think twitter can accomplish on the same scale what we could with these two media outlets.
Plus, I'm pretty sure there is already a twitter account doing exactly what you described.