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Saved by 14 people (2 private), first by anonymouse user on 2008-03-24
- Seancarmody on 2008-04-05 - Tags twitter , microblogging , socialmedia , social , scoble
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Highlighted by svartling
on 2008-03-24 by svartling
Interesting article. I've never liked Twitter. I've tried a couple of times though.
on 2008-03-24 by http://www.diigo.com/profile/
I honestly still dont fully get the buzz surrounding twitter. I get what it can bring but the problem is largley creating a network of people with whom you CARE about what they are doing. I get its applications but just dont fully understand why its such a big deal.
on 2008-03-26 by kaplanmyrth
Some people have posted notes here (on Diigo) saying they don't understand the buzz around Twitter. I didn't get it either because I don't have a network of friends who use it, but when they introduced Tracking, everything changed -- all of a sudden, I can track topics and keywords, and I get messages from people I don't even know that are on topics I'm interested in.
But what does following a lot of people say?
1. You’re trying to learn more.
2. You’re trying to meet more people.
3. You’re trying to be a better listener.
4. You’re communicating to the world that you’d like to be listened to (golden rule: treat people how you’d like to be treated).
5. You’re trying to find out about more stuff. More events. More stories.
Highlighted by nononi
But what does following a lot of people say?
1. You’re trying to learn more.
2. You’re trying to meet more
people.
3. You’re trying to be a better listener.
4. You’re communicating
to the world that you’d like to be listened to (golden rule: treat people how
you’d like to be treated).
5. You’re trying to find out about more stuff.
More events. More stories.
Highlighted by jjharris
Highlighted by audaciousgloop


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