ChatterBank1 min ago
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So I sign up. Follow a few random 'celebs'. Now what? How do I know if they've replied? How do I make it interesting? Can it be interesting? Just not getting it at the moment :-( BTW I love FB cos I can keep in touch with family and friends and I dip in and out of AB so I'm not a (complete) luddite - honest!!
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.No. It's a bit different to anything else and the celebs don't reply. I get an e-mail saying that someone is following me. Within reason, you can say almost anything on Twitter - anything on your mind, anything that is Trending (Anything that has the #symbol).
If you follow certain things, you can post a question (I follow the British Eurosport Moto GP commentators) and they will ask the relevant questions on air and give you an answer. There are a few AB members who have Twitter too (No names though).
If you follow certain things, you can post a question (I follow the British Eurosport Moto GP commentators) and they will ask the relevant questions on air and give you an answer. There are a few AB members who have Twitter too (No names though).
LOL Rojash.
Twitter is interesting for me as I read a fair few blogs. Most of the writers have Twitter accounts and are happy to field questions, follow up and supply extra details etc.
It's not something you spend time on though, it's something you dip in and out in passing moments of unavoidable boredom (While in a queue for example).
Twitter is interesting for me as I read a fair few blogs. Most of the writers have Twitter accounts and are happy to field questions, follow up and supply extra details etc.
It's not something you spend time on though, it's something you dip in and out in passing moments of unavoidable boredom (While in a queue for example).
I'm in much the same situation as nfn, having just signed up to Twitter. It's all so complicated, even to find my own Home Page - if that's what it's called. At one point I clicked to see my Settings and found a 'Browse' link, so I clicked to Browse and was alarmed to find it gave me access to information on my own computer. There was a gold security padlock symbol at the top of the screen which I take it meant it was secure, but I didn't like it and don't know why that Browse option was there. Perhaps it was something to do with my website. I'm not at all sure that I shall stay with Twitter.