← Back to context Comment by pickleRick243 11 hours ago why is that? Why can't you just use it in read only fashion? 4 comments pickleRick243 Reply fabian2k 11 hours ago No idea how it looks right now, but at some point Twitter started to block reading replies without an account. And sometimes it blocked even more, so you could not follow links to read. pickleRick243 10 minutes ago sorry, maybe I wasn't clear. What I mean is that you can create an account to view posts and not reply, i.e. have a lurker account. frogulis 11 hours ago I think this changed recently, but at least prior to that, when not logged in, you only saw the initial post and none of the replies.
fabian2k 11 hours ago No idea how it looks right now, but at some point Twitter started to block reading replies without an account. And sometimes it blocked even more, so you could not follow links to read. pickleRick243 10 minutes ago sorry, maybe I wasn't clear. What I mean is that you can create an account to view posts and not reply, i.e. have a lurker account.
pickleRick243 10 minutes ago sorry, maybe I wasn't clear. What I mean is that you can create an account to view posts and not reply, i.e. have a lurker account.
frogulis 11 hours ago I think this changed recently, but at least prior to that, when not logged in, you only saw the initial post and none of the replies.
No idea how it looks right now, but at some point Twitter started to block reading replies without an account. And sometimes it blocked even more, so you could not follow links to read.
sorry, maybe I wasn't clear. What I mean is that you can create an account to view posts and not reply, i.e. have a lurker account.
I think this changed recently, but at least prior to that, when not logged in, you only saw the initial post and none of the replies.