Indie dev lesson: posting too often on X breeds resentment, reach real users instead
yihui_indie · x · 2026-09-03
An indie developer observes that a builder-blogger he liked wore out goodwill by posting too frequently and flooding timelines — and finally understands why Tim gets hated on. His takeaway: throttle your posting cadence and spend the time reaching actual target users instead. A useful counterintuitive reminder for indie makers building distribution through content.
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