Twit or Twitter?
In case you can't quite figure out how to explain the use of Twitter, the CommonCraft folks have come up with a two minute explanation. Would love to see one of these from a corporate and/or marketing point of view ;)
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Let's say you follow 300 people, who each send two "tweets" a day. That's 600 tweets a day you read. You then respond to five of those, in turn creating a response from others.
I can't even get through my RSS feeds every day. How do you do it??
Posted by: David Koopmans | 07 March 2008 at 10:53 AM
I am not really a good contributor to conversation on Twitter. But I do listen in to what is going on. It keeps me connected. But if it gets too distracting, I just turn it off.
Posted by: Gavin Heaton | 07 March 2008 at 12:03 PM