No, I just said it got popular because people wanted access to celebrities that started using it. It's obviously been around long enough now to turn into its own thing. I also said that nothing twitter does can't be done on facebook (better), which I stand by. Twitter didn't invent sharp, succinct comedy, nor did it invent small snippets of news; and for every person who uses their 140 characters for a short, witty, thought, you have probably 10 people who simply tlk lyk dis 2 fit wat dey gota say in2 da lmit. And why do they do that? Because the other half of their 140 limit post is tagging celebs for a RT or slapping unnecessary hashtags on there (although Instagram is admittedly worse for this).

I would prefer to give the smart/funny/inspirational people that I want to hear from an unlimited amount of text and have them decide if they want to be short and to the point with it, or long and eloquent in their writing.