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I’m pretty new to Twitter compared to some folks who have been on for a year and even longer. But along the way I’ve learned a lot about how to use Twitter from personal experience and listening to what others have to say about Twitter etiquette.
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1 year ago
I love your wedding pic, ya'll are such a beautiful couple! :)
1 year ago
Great post.
Colin Walker's last blog post..Permalink problems.
1 year ago
Rules? HA! I laugh at rules on the internet. Common courtesy, just like in the 'real' world, will do just fine. After that, each person has the right to their own experiences.
great post :)
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Zoe's last blog post..by: Colin Carmichael
1 year ago
@Colin You're absolutely right; you've got to think before you tweet — you never know who you may piss off next!
1 year ago
Gordon Swaby's last blog post..The Thing About Us Jamaicans…..
1 year ago
1 year ago
It's simple courtesy. Like what you mentioned about starting tweets with the "@" for webusers. When sending multiple "@"s, I've even been known to see which of the recipients was on the web (instead of twhirl or snitter) so I could line them up first.
Ike's last blog post..Sacred Cows
1 year ago