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So who around here uses twitter?
Post your profiles and we can follow and help each other around when possible ;)
I'm here: http://twitter.com/db0
Why?
Post your profiles and we can follow and help each other around when possible ;)
I'm here: http://twitter.com/db0
Why?
Tags: twitter
Replies to This Discussion
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Permalink Reply by Jack Carlson on -
I'm jack_carlson on Twitter and jeber on Friendfeed. I spend more time on FF than Twitter these days, since I can monitor Twitter from FF.
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Permalink Reply by Db0 on -
Yah, I too have the same username everywhere :)
I'm on friendfeed too but I usually reserve that for actual friends. D'you think it'd be a good idea to connect from there as well? Won't it get a bit cluttered?
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Permalink Reply by vjack on -
I have to agree. I can't figure out why anyone would care what I was doing moment to moment or why I would have any desire to know that about someone else. I must be missing something.
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Permalink Reply by Db0 on
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It's generally useful for friends or acquaitances. For example, I tend to twit when I just want to say something that I don't think warrants a blogpost. Short questions, shouts, messages to friends that might be listening, small rants.
Generally it helps take out some load off my mind :)
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Permalink Reply by Db0 on
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To tell the truth I wasn't using it so much before. However the most useful feature for me is the replies.
Think of it like the collective "wall" of the internet.
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Permalink Reply by Yvette on -
http://twitter.com/poisonthemonkey
If you have Firefox, use the TwitterFox add-on, it's wonderful and makes it soooo easy and keeps it out of the way. <3
As for the point of twitter, there really isn't a point. It's just a cute little thing that pops up and tells you about the people you're interested in. It's also great for linking to new posts, or when you want to link friends to random little things you find.
*shrugs*
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Permalink Reply by Db0 on
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I prefer twitterbar personally. Just type in your locationbar and go. :)
I'll give twitterfox a try as well
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Permalink Reply by Db0 on
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I've opened a del.icio.us tag to bookmark all the atheists in twitter. If you fnid any new ones, just add them under twitter_atheists and then others can find them as well.
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Permalink Reply by Renee Obsidianwords on -
I am at www.twitter.com/chicagoatheist
I literally JUST signed up like 10 minutes ago, saw a segment about it on DiggNation podcast. Guess it will be cool for quick updates for friends and family on how things are..? Still new to the usage.
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Permalink Reply by Db0 on
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If you also add the rest of us, you'll be able to see what fellow atheists are saying and perhaps helps each other out :)
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Permalink Reply by Michael Becker on -
i'm on there at twitter.com/Able_X
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Permalink Reply by vjack on
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Okay, I'm going to give it a try. I can be found at http://twitter.com/vjack
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