Sometimes I feel left out because I don't have a Twitter account. I'm not a "hater" as such - probably because I haven't seen so much to hate there.

What I don't like is that Twitter seems to be on its way to becoming "the way" to contact or converse with someone. Used to be that we wrote letters, then we had e-mail and web sites and forums, and now all of that has gone down the tubes because it's so much more convenient to pick up your phone and look at your Twitter feed.

It's creeping meatballism. Used to be that I could e-mail hosts of NPR radio programs and discuss articles, suggest topics, and such and now it seems that they all say "contact us on Twitter." And, back on topic here, many pro dommes who have a web site are using Twitter to announce travel and availability schedules, leaving their web site out of date. I imagine the primary reasons for this are:

- It's easier than updating a web site
- "Everyone Else" is on Twitter now

I'm not Everyone Else. But then I don't expect to be around (or care) in 20 years, so I won't wait around to tell my smart speaker (that I don't have) "Mommy, I need a spanking."