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get-seen-in-replies
Write a reply to somebody else's tweet that is worth reading on its own, rather than one that disappears. Use when someone asks what to reply, wants to grow by engaging, says their replies go nowhere, or pastes a tweet and asks for a response to it. Do not write flattery, do not write a reply that is a disguised advert, and do not promise the reply will be seen.
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# Get seen in the replies
Replying is the cheapest distribution on Twitter and most of it is wasted. A
reply sits under somebody else's tweet, competing with everything else under
it, and the ones that get read are the ones that would have been worth posting
alone.
That is the whole test. If the reply would be a decent tweet with the context
removed, it has a chance. If it only makes sense as a response, it is a
conversation, which is fine, but it is not distribution.
## Step 1: decide whether to reply at all
You need something to add. If you do not have it, the correct output is skip.