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"soon on Twitter" is not something I will be celebrating!

Why is the 91Èȱ¬ working so hard to deliver its licence fee payers to the advertisers database of Facebook and Twitter?

What do WE get out of this great leap forward in marketing?

The links are to a 91Èȱ¬ News blog, it looks pretty good to me. I do not see what Twitter has to do with it. Let those who want to be twits, twitter. The rest of us can read current affairs analyses courtesy of the 91Èȱ¬. Among the best of current journalism, IMO

By easier I take it you mean more difficult. A nice 'downgrade' it seems to provide a nice appearance but with a decrease in features in every way.

Most important the loss of those little 'Previous' and 'Next' buttons that tie this together as a blog.

And of course there's the tiny message size limit, and the relative clunkiness of the new interface.

One thing that would appease me would be the ability to edit your own posts to correct those oh so annoying spelling and grammar errors. When I'm writing live I get word, letter and even occasionally sentence dyslexia, and one ONE word missed out of a single sentence can make the whole thing completely unintelligible to most people.

Thanks for listening to my 'final whine' [apology that is a joke from another page]