His point is accurate-

But Nostr has "notes" which should very much replace the corporate-branded "tweet." 

A note can be short or long.

A note can have images or not.

A note is brand-less.

Keeping "tweets" alive is just suggesting that a company was better at giving a pet name to notes.

Notes don't need branded pet names.

Notes are eternal. 

 But the "tweet" did not come from Twitter itself. One of the clients started using it. I don't remember which one. Twitter appropriated it later when it became popular 

 I suppose the added benefit of re-approriating tweets is that this would be TOSTR 🍞😂 

 I love it