I think that depends a lot on the perspective &#x2F; use case, so piece by piece:<p>&gt; Also the harsh reality is that Twitter never really solved their troll and spam issues.<p>I keep seeing rayban&#x2F;shoes&#x2F;watches bot spam every week on Facebook, but never seen one on Twitter. Trolls are everywhere, they&#x27;re just people.<p>&gt; Twitter is great if you don&#x27;t want anybody to know who you are so you can troll all day, but bad for conversation.<p>I&#x27;ve never had&#x2F;seen a serious conversation on Facebook. But I&#x27;ve learned a lot from discussions (ok, trolly arguments) between tptacek and dakami.<p>&gt; In fact it&#x27;s so bad that users who get frustrated with the character limit post photos of text.<p>I don&#x27;t think that&#x27;s &quot;frustrated&quot;. They just do it. They do exactly the same on Facebook when the format&#x2F;context gives you extra information this way - for example part of a screenshot of an article, rather than copy-pasting it.