Click bait. It's the most excruciating form of syntax in the world, and ads and "influencers" beat it to death.
Anytime something shows up in my feed with that 17-paragraph, 2-sentences-per-stanza format, I automatically know it's some dipshit spouting nonsense.
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Replies to: "Anytime a tweet or post is formatted that way, it's bogus."
- will be curious to see if this is real and how it plays out. [NT]
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- WestCoastIrishFan - 6:13pm 3/5/26
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- Anytime a tweet or post is formatted that way, it's bogus. - jakers - 12:08am 3/6/26
- I don't use X, but this is helpful advice. [NT] - iairishcheeks - 1:17am 3/6/26
- I am highly skeptical that that is real. - iairishcheeks - 8:57pm 3/5/26
- i do no facebook, instagram or tik tok. i look at twitter when on the toilet. [NT] - WestCoastIrishFan - 2:00am 3/6/26
- Anytime a tweet or post is formatted that way, it's bogus. - jakers - 12:08am 3/6/26
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