The internet I like isn&#x27;t the internet that the greater population likes. I liked when Twitter was just text. I like Twitter because when I follow an entity, I see everything they publish - and if I don&#x27;t like what they&#x27;re publishing, I unfollow them, or block them. It&#x27;s easier to get to the source of information via Twitter. For a while, with third party software, I was able to even more selectively block what was coming down my feed - I think MetroTweet at one point might have allowed regular expression filters. I stick to the web interface &amp; the iOS app, but I would probably pay money again for a third party Twitter app that allows regex filters.<p>Other people think 140 characters isn&#x27;t enough for their audience, and write 20 tweets in a row, or post an image with a bunch of text in it.<p>I keep Facebook fairly reasonable by blocking and unfollowing, but there&#x27;s so much of the presentation that&#x27;s just out of my control. I appreciate how I can keep in touch with people I don&#x27;t get to hang out with often, but I feel like I&#x27;m swimming in the deep end of the marketing pool just to wave hi every now and then. With a text feed, I can dream of something like a regex filter - and probably write something to make that happen. With Facebook, there&#x27;s no way I&#x27;ll ever be able to tell it &quot;Hide all posts that contain images with caps-lock, block lettering&quot;<p>Anyhow, that&#x27;s all to say that I like Twitter more than Facebook, and I&#x27;m enjoying whatever it is while it lasts.