TheRealTom™ wrote that he first used Twitter in 2013 but rediscovered the platform during the night of the failed coup in Turkey in 2016. While TV channels only displayed breaking news according to his memory, he searched for "Turkey" on Twitter and found information, videos, and live streams from several cities that could be verified based on buildings and street names. For him, Twitter or X is both a channel for current information, discussions, and news, but not a portal for editorialized reporting. The platform is immediate and sometimes disturbing; many false or nonsensical posts are also published there, the evaluation of which he left to the collective assessment of the users. At the same time, it enables networking and pluralism, and some of what appears in newspapers the following day originated or spread there. Regarding the political orientation of the platform, he referred to studies suggesting that vulnerable and unstable people tend to be more left-leaning, while self-assured, down-to-earth individuals are more conservative. He believes the perceived political bias can be explained by the right being better at handling the platform; X itself is not right-wing. Leftists, on the other hand, prefer safer spaces like Bluesky, where divergent opinions could lead to exclusion, and consensus is sought. He personally prefers the more conflictual atmosphere on X. #Twitter #Information #Vernetzung (translated)