Twitter is for twits. It breaks down life into tiny, increasingly trivial snippets until there is nothing interesting left to say. I prefer to stay away from social networking sites.Hmm... What? @_@
I personally think twitter is a good thing if you're a completely insecure bore with nothing to do apart from talk about how you enjoyed scratching your behind thirty seconds ago, and how you will enjoy scratching another part of your anatomy some thirty seconds later.Twitter is for twits. It breaks down life into tiny, increasingly trivial snippets until there is nothing interesting left to say. I prefer to stay away from social networking sites.Hmm... What? @_@
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I love Twitter, I really do. Some people do tweet about the most inane shit ever, true. That's why I don't follow them. Receiving messages in Twitter is an entirely opt-in experience - if you don't like someone's tweets, then you just stop following them. And I can't think of the last time someone tweeted something pointless like that outside of being a smartarse. It's rapid fire communication, boiled down to the most base elements. It's not a place where you can flower on about your emotions and opinions - you have 140 characters per tweet, enough for a sentence or two. Everything you say is filtered down to it's most basic and powerful elements, minus bullshit, minus ego. It's pure information.
Hell, that's mostly what I use it for. Information. Even the fastest RSS reader has an hour between updates. Even the fastest news site takes a couple of minutes to get something placeholder up. With Twitter, if I'm interested in something, I find out about it in seconds. I'm connected to the updates, interests and opinions of dozens of creative people, and I can interact with them in seconds. That's good enough for me.
Actually, I'm using twitter to...
Get in touch with IRL friends | Check
Get in touch with fellow otaku | Check
Get in touch with COOL SITES | Check
Using Twitter as a blog | NO
Using Twitter as my personal diary | NOT CHECKING THIS, GOOD SIRS.