Comments on: I like Twitter, but it has a big problem

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By: Melissa Chang

Melissa Chang — Tue, 10 Jun 2008 02:50:02 +0000

CGabriel – Thanks for reading and for the follow. I feel like I’m only now coming into my Twitter “groove” – nearly 300 twitter posts in. I am realizing that the cool thing about twitter is that lots of people use it lots of different ways. And that’s a very interesting thing. I also am realizing that I tend to enjoy reading the posts of people who write posts like me, and more and more I am unfollowing people who don’t. And that’s OK, too! But I’m glad that you enjoyed my observations. – Melissa

By: CGabriel

CGabriel — Tue, 10 Jun 2008 02:22:54 +0000

Absolutely LOVED your thoughts on Twitter, Melissa. Based upon that alone, I’m going to start following you…I’m @CGprogram should you care to follow back.

To be perfectly blunt, I don’t give a rat’s ass what the “rules” of Twitter are; I’ll tweet something related to my work, my website or blog, something funny about one of my daughters or a random thought on the weather. If anyone “official” from Twitter, or a random commenter, comes along and explained to me that I give them nothing of interest and that I needed to be more engaged with the “rules” of Twitter, I’d be as concerned about the comment as I am about the daily temperature in Lima, Peru.

As one who has arrived late to the party, Twitter seems like a pretty cool thing; I only follow about 40 or so people and have about 30 following me but again, it’s a fascinating concept. However, that said, I’d survive just fine without it if it went away……..of if the Twitter police told me my tweets weren’t interesting enough.

By: matt

matt — Tue, 03 Jun 2008 17:25:43 +0000

I use twitter a lot and I had some issues with it until i started using twitterfox – I found it a lot easier to track conversations and catch replies.

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