What I don’t like, however, is that once you follow someone, they post so many Tweets that you’re bombarded with their mugs and their messages that I just unfollow them in return.

I say, in general, I would follow someone who had something useful or interesting to say without saying too much on a given day.

What I don’t like, however, is that once you follow someone, they post so many Tweets that you’re bombarded with their mugs and their messages that I just unfollow them in return.

I say, in general, I would follow someone who had something useful or interesting to say without saying too much on a given day.

I don’t follow people who post links with no explanation, if all they do is talk about making money online, or if they’re obviously rude. I like a little human experience with my tweets. I post, and my friends post about work but they also post about kids, and dinner, and all that “boring” stuff that connects us.

I don’t follow people who post links with no explanation, if all they do is talk about making money online, or if they’re obviously rude. I like a little human experience with my tweets. I post, and my friends post about work but they also post about kids, and dinner, and all that “boring” stuff that connects us.

Cheers,
Cindy

Cheers,
Cindy

Another part of me seeks out people that might be interested in what I have to post about in hopes that if I follow them, they’ll turn around and follow me. It’s not a perfect model, but it works occasionally.

Another part of me seeks out people that might be interested in what I have to post about in hopes that if I follow them, they’ll turn around and follow me. It’s not a perfect model, but it works occasionally.

Then later, I started following friends I made on other social networks, and blogs I read.

For about a month, I used to tweet frequently throughout the day. Now I have it integrated with my blog to announce new blog posts, and periodic announcements, that also replicate over to my Facebook account.

Then later, I started following friends I made on other social networks, and blogs I read.

For about a month, I used to tweet frequently throughout the day. Now I have it integrated with my blog to announce new blog posts, and periodic announcements, that also replicate over to my Facebook account.

I would love to see a poll about who people “unfollow” and who they “block”. I’ve been doing a bit of “blocking” lately. At first I felt guilty, then I figured, hey these are my precious moments of breath here, I’ll “sit on the bird wire” with those I want to spend time with. When the profanity gets to be too much, their website looks like a spam site, and they never enter @ conversations, I block. I “unfollow” when the self promotion isn’t balanced with comments that contribute, or the tweets are constant (all day and every 10 minutes) because I just don’t have time.

Sounds like I’m fussy. I am I guess. But I LOVE my end of the flock:)

EricaRKrieger at Twitter

I would love to see a poll about who people “unfollow” and who they “block”. I’ve been doing a bit of “blocking” lately. At first I felt guilty, then I figured, hey these are my precious moments of breath here, I’ll “sit on the bird wire” with those I want to spend time with. When the profanity gets to be too much, their website looks like a spam site, and they never enter @ conversations, I block. I “unfollow” when the self promotion isn’t balanced with comments that contribute, or the tweets are constant (all day and every 10 minutes) because I just don’t have time.

Sounds like I’m fussy. I am I guess. But I LOVE my end of the flock:)

EricaRKrieger at Twitter