This is hilarious. It speaks more to Twitter’s age-old problem of people not understanding how the platform works (which is ironic due to its success and cultural significance). Personally, I can’t make sense of Twitter without using lists. It’s too noisy otherwise.

I’m convinced too that if a Twitter can make some slight UI adjustments, and integrate lists into the typical users experience, (quieting the noise, and giving users content they’re into) it will help the platform dramatically.