I must admit I did not understand the Twitter thing at first. However, after seeing more and mentions on TV recently, I’ve decided to join and see what’s going on that I might be missing. Here I am. Sorry ‘bout the picture.
I suspect that I will be a bit of a lurker at first. Just to see what Twitter etiquette is. And also because most of my non-techno friends do not seem to have Twitter accounts. Oh well. I’ll be following people that I usually follow via RSS then.
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Vim 6 April 2009, 09:43 1
I really can't understand what the hype about Twitter is. Do you think people will see this as a passing phase or something that will be around for a while?
Clive Walker 6 April 2009, 10:27 2
I have found Twitter very useful for keeping in touch, or having short discussions, with people with related interests and for answering questions or seeking help. I must say that I have received some great input from other people and picked up things earlier than I would have done otherwise. It has helped keep me in the web design loop I guess. As I use it more, I hope that I will make a few new contacts that I can follow-up in person at meetings/conferences.
It has also been rather addictive!
I think Twitter is here to stay because it is entering the mainstream now as celebrities use it and as people follow their favourite singers/actors/TV stars etc. There may be a Twitter burnout phase at some point, for some people perhaps, but for the moment it seems pretty essential to use, either for the reasons above, or as a marketing tool [which some people use it for].