It's not about whether it's Twitter's job to "train" them, a warning page before continuing a link is hardly that.
It's about whether they should trust their users and believe that the latter can take responsibility for their own choices, and figure these things out themselves.
> It's about whether they should trust their users and believe that the latter can take responsibility for their own choices, and figure these things out themselves.
You're just begging the question. Why should they do that?
Not really, this is turning into the equivalent of a six year old replying with "why?" to every answer, except you're adults pretending to be oblivious.
You're free not to reply, but I'm not sure why you're calling me childish to ask for an actual reason you think it makes sense for Twitter to do all these things you're asking them to do.
Enlighten me. I could assume the worst of your intentions as you've done, but I'm honestly interested in why you think it makes sense for Twitter to "trust their users" to "take responsibility for their own choices".
