No. No no no no no.

Sigh. Does anyone even remember what twatter was originally for? It was simple stuff like "Hey guys we just released a patch get it on our website."

NOT stuff like "I am now telling the entire planet all at once what I think politics should be."

People need to go back and think about how our communication went completely out of control instead of trying to keep this failure going.

And one of the major reasons this absolutely must end is there is no balance between authentication and anonymity. None. Zero. You are either identified and thus trackable or you are not. The only possibility is to have a 3rd party authenticate and TRUST that that 3rd party won't spill your details to anyone who asks. You already know how well that kind of thing has worked out. If you don't, I ask you this one question: Do you really believe that all of these countless software vulnerabilities and database hacks and leaks were not allowed to happen on purpose?

The only real solution at this point is to destroy twatter completely and teach people how to take back their ability to communicate. The .win's are a good example of this in action, but there needs to be more and smaller self-built communities in order for truly functional communication to happen.