Here’s What I Think About Twitter
May 23, 2009
And if you feel like you need to defend your twittering in the comments, just watch the video again! :) HT: CS
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Writers ridicule bloggers.
Bloggers ridicule Micro-bloggers (FB and Twitter).
Now micro-bloggers are ridiculing Nano-bloggers (Flutter).
It never ends…
In some urban or technologically-oriented areas the Twitter mania may be useful in connecting with people. At least in my pocket of the midwest, I’m not certain it is meaningful right now. Some of the stuff in your cute little video has been said about blogs also (gasp!). Is it serving us, or are we serving it?
Love it! Classic!
Q-”Who are they talking to?” A-”No one, and everyone!”
“don’t you twitterstand?”
“it seems like twittering is bragging about your unexceptional life”
So funny, and I am intentionally gonna try to update my FB status a LOT LESS(too many status updates is dangerously close to the twitter line).
“Twitterstand” makes me giggle out loud. I am going to try to use that in my everyday speech.
i once thought about joining but didn’t…. thank you for this. good counseling
Great video bro.
Hey Jonathan,
Wow, this really makes me feel better about the fact that I tweet not.
You may like this as well:
I guess Al Mohler didn’t watch the video: http://www.albertmohler.com/blog_read.php?id=3951
Nor John Piper: http://www.desiringgod.org/ResourceLibrary/TasteAndSee/ByDate/2009/3951_Why_and_How_I_Am_Tweeting/
Both better men than I so I pray I escape the video’s parody.