nice read, but this news resource threw this at me :( #whyyoumakemefeelbadjezebel pic.twitter.com/Dv1yFLrbWu— Alina Cvetkova (@nuacco) February 28, 2019

gaslighting is telling people they're wrong about their own feelings - it's describes my experience of the app telling me congrats I'm back home with a sparkle icon when it just did something that upset me. I have no idea if it's malicious, but it's unquestionably gaslighting.— Cyd Harrell (@cydharrell) March 1, 2019

Sometimes we forget who our user is pic.twitter.com/bMMQ9X7aVN— Nina Alli (@headinthebooth) February 3, 2019

The year is 2019. Your mouse wants to “analyze your data” so it can advertise to you. pic.twitter.com/xtXUsVvTec— Ben Scheirman 📎 (@subdigital) January 17, 2019

These days, you’re lucky to see ANY content on a news or publication site when you land there. https://t.co/KfM1Y5NJRf— Adam Amran (@amrancz) January 26, 2019

THIS is a great mobile experience.- WE TRACK YOUR INTERACTIONS AND YOU HAVE TO ACCEPT IT.- WANT TO INSTALL OUR APP, EVEN THOUGH THIS IS YOUR FIRST VISIT?- HEY, WHY NOT READ ANOTHER ARTICLE EVEN THOUGH YOU'VE NOT EVEN SEEN THE HEADING OF THIS ONE? pic.twitter.com/QyGCD4jmeB— Per Pettersson (@per_p) January 26, 2019

please tell me this is an art project, because if there's an unironic literal @internetofshit I just cannot. https://t.co/8PbgWbY5Fy— Cyd Harrell (@cydharrell) January 22, 2019

It's not a value if you don't apply it when it's inconvenient. 🤘. @kimgoodwin #design #ila18rio #ila18 #designleadership #leader #leadership #ux— Katja Forbes (@luckykat) November 17, 2018

Email “unsubscribe” option: “Send me 2-3 emails a week, just enough to stay in the know!” I don’t even want 2-3 emails a week from my siblings, thank you.— Kim Goodwin (@kimgoodwin) December 5, 2018

There is not, never has been, & never will be ANY technology with a purely positive effect on society.Everything that makes life better for some group ALSO makes life worse for another group.— Sarah Mei (@sarahmei) December 29, 2018

An open letter to @Facebook, @Twitter, @Instagram and @Experian regarding algorithms and my son's birth: pic.twitter.com/o8SuLMuLNv— Gillian Brockell (@gbrockell) December 11, 2018

1/ A couple of months ago, I discovered my health insurer was monitoring my sleep and using it to deny me benefits. So I told my colleague @marshall_allen…https://t.co/BYU1956k1a— Eric Umansky (@ericuman) November 21, 2018

Doing poor stats and presenting misleading results is not just sloppy, it's unethical. h/t @CarlMoons @deeksj pic.twitter.com/8vzu2zku2g— Cecile Janssens (@cecilejanssens) September 21, 2018

This is quietly a major milestone in tech culture. Linus Torvalds, the leader behind Linux, git, and much of open source culture, reflects on how he’s been hostile to community members. I hope he follows through — that would be his biggest commit ever. https://t.co/1DzeWVRvLe pic.twitter.com/lY5AMxNuPd— Anil Dash 🥭 (@anildash) September 16, 2018

When people translate visual text to Braille without any thought about user centered design. https://t.co/fsKqs4F66f— Alastair Somerville (@Acuity_Design) September 10, 2018

Well… Facebook did it again. #AlgorithmicCruelty pic.twitter.com/pwtNYt6HsI— Eric Meyer (@meyerweb) December 7, 2017

Why #bigdata can do wrong in human centered design. The abstraction can be true but meaningless for any individual human. #data pic.twitter.com/49FRc0StII— Alastair Somerville (@Acuity_Design) August 4, 2018

Fascinating to read the 1995 "Netiquette Guidelines" (RFC 1855). It was written when the Internet began to be mainstream, at a time where IRC channels, newsgroups and so on where the Facebook and Twitter of their times. Wise words.https://t.co/stOD6Hxl4E pic.twitter.com/Vd8GKw9DKF— Guillaume Champeau (@gchampeau) August 3, 2018

What should Facebook do?@alexstamos nails it. pic.twitter.com/lq2UqALf7C— Aviv Ovadya (@metaviv) July 25, 2018

I keep thinking things like this - & also how, when Tylenol was tampered with & 7 people were poisoned, they recalled it all, shut the line down until they’d figured out how to do better https://t.co/FPLMt3uQQg— Cyd Harrell (@cydharrell) July 25, 2018

"If you think the world is all data you’ll miss how much is too complicated to summarize in a statistic." https://t.co/2T6892IUfn— Don Richard (@DonaldRichard) July 7, 2018

Having more sales and conversions does NOT mean you have more happy customers. e-commerce teams should have this repeated to them at least once a month just to be sure it sunk in. Figure out how you can best measure the customer's actual experience.— Geoff Wilson (@geoffwilsonUX) June 6, 2018

The thing we do well in Silicon Valley is ignore the very Real problems of the world so we can destroy poor people’s livelihoods instead. https://t.co/Jt0WGVPIrU— Alan Cooper (@MrAlanCooper) September 13, 2017

the problem with tolerating jerks in your community, friend group, or employees is that all of the nice people quietly drift away— Aeva (𝘢𝘴𝘣𝘦𝘴𝘵𝘰𝘴 𝘧𝘳𝘦𝘦!) (@ladyaeva) August 6, 2017