On July 31, I shared this post:

Please share this

Which resulted in several retweets:

Tweet

What’s the point?

The point is that you can make a request and have it answered.

Even in this crazy, messed world, with content overload and short attention spans, narcissism, and consumerism, it’s possible to get some support, even if it’s not all the support you need. And more support is just more conversations away. Which means you can always get the support you need. It’s just a matter of how many conversations you’re willing to have.

Now, to be fair, the post I really wanted shared (by you) was this one. Which is why context is important.

But given the meta nature of the post, it doesn’t hurt that the one titled “Please Share This” got shared more.

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