Twitter Log: 03-10-07 7:28 am
Here is my latest Twitter Log: (Continue Reading…)
I know there is a plug-in that will show a running total of my Twitter activity, but for some reason, I feel like Twitter isn’t going to last long and I’ll lose all this data. I’m keeping it here. Does obsessively collecting my bits and pieces from around the web that I don’t control insane? Should I get a psychiatrist?
Twitter has been really useful to use during the conference. At one point, Mike said, “How did you know George was at the Legos?” I held up my phone.
Last night, Twitter won an award. I’m glad they have success, but I suspect that means that Twitter is going to be flipped and I’ll lose all my data. Still transferring my logs here:
My Internet connectivity was so patchy today that I hardly Twittered at all. Plus, I was so angry at the Frag Dolls that I couldn’t say anything. I am STILL too angry to talk about it.
My twittering was slow yesterday because I was busy flying home. No excuse today, though…
Twitter was slow yesterday. I wonder if they kept the SXSW Twitter monitors up during the music portion of SXSW. Are they getting a bunch of indie rockers to sign up for them now?
Twitter is still really slow and they have “temporarily” taken down the IM feature. Mike and I were talking about it last night and I don’t think they’ll be around for much longer. They really seem like a company meant to be flipped. If they aren’t purchased soon, they will collapse under their own weight. If they are, whoever buys them will bugger them up somehow.
Still logging my Twitter entries. They seem to make less sense when I can’t see what other people wrote…
I haven’t been able to fully articulate why I like Twitter so much, but this article from The Globe and Mail was pretty close.
Tara also has a brilliant piece on why Twitter may help historians piece together our lives in this century:
It seems that only a few people really enjoy Twitter, but the ones that do REALLY do. Short Twitter Log yesterday.
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