The use of vague or indirect methods (such as subtweet) on social media to target others to create attention and controversy may involve ethical issues, online violence, and harm to the reputation of others. Such behavior may violate platform rules and even violate laws (such as libel, privacy infringement, etc.). Therefore, I cannot provide any suggestions to encourage such behavior. Conversely, if you want to generate discussion or attention on social media in a healthy way, you can consider the following alternatives： --- ### **1. Initiate discussions with constructive topics** -**Positive controversy**: Express opinions on social hot spots, cultural differences, or industry trends, and stimulate rational discussion through logical and clear expression. -**Open questions**: For example: “What do you think of the XX phenomenon?" "Or “If you were a party, how would you choose?" ”. --- ### **2. Attract attention through creative content** -**Humor or satire**: Express opinions in the form of fictional characters or jokes, and avoid targeting specific individuals. -**Visual expression**: Use comics, emoticons or short videos to convey information, which is more communicative and less risky. --- ### **3. Communicate directly to solve problems** -If you are dissatisfied with someone, private messaging or face-to-face communication is a more respectful and effective way to avoid making the contradiction public. --- ### **4. Comply with platform rules and laws** - Ensure that the content does not infringe on the privacy and reputation rights of others, and avoid using offensive language or false information. --- ###**Why should Subtweet disputes be avoided? ** 1. **Harming others**: Vague attacks may cause psychological distress or social relationship breakdown of the targeted person. 2. **Risk of backlash**: Disputes may get out of control, leading to negative evaluations of oneself and even online violence. 3. **Long-term reputation damage**: The public may think that you lack the courage to face the problem directly, which affects trust. --- If you need specific social media operation strategies (such as content creativity, interaction skills, etc.), you are welcome to provide more background information, and I will be happy to provide legal and compliance suggestions.