Do you "tweet"?

[Hettster]

Do you "tweet"?

[MarkRae]

I can see that Twitter might be useful for e.g. artistes who have a large fan base where they could tweet how last night's gig went or how the recording of the new album's progressing, i.e. things which would be of genuine interest to a significant number of people.

But I just can't understand the arrogance of some people who tweet what they're doing every half hour or so. Who could possibly be interested in that...???

[boxtops]

Much to my surprise, my NHS employers both tweet and FB....

[Messi_Ten]

I tweet quite a lot and have loads of followers.

It depends on how interesting your life is.

[craft1948]

^ they must follow the news.

[cazzz1975]

lol craft ;)

[jno]

thanks, MarkRae. As this was the same attitude that drove people to get websites, I suppose there is some precedent for them in thinking they need to be up with the latest media. Personally, I think Twitter isn't going to be very useful in the long run, but I could be wrong, and they could be right.

[Baldric]

No, had a look at FB and twitter, nothing of interest.

[micmak]

No twitter account. No facebook account. I have no interest in Celebs at all. Maybe I'm the boring one.

[Hopkirk]

I agree with David Cameron

http://www.guardian.c...apology-radio-twitter

[andy-hughes]

I think it is a generation thing once again.

I have absolutlely no interest in the minutia of the lives of others - famous or not, and assume they feel similarly disinterested in my own life - but i accept that younger people accept this as part of their daily routine.

I find the word 'twitter' to eb entirely appropriate - meaningless noise.

[Dessy]

Yup...Sure.I tweet. And that too interesting as it will get more followers. It will mark me trustworthy which will help my posts.




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