FragDolls
1,335,747 followers
http://fragdolls.com
Ubisoft's all-girl pro gaming team. We tweet about video games, technology, and geek culture while proudly supporting the women who play and make games.
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As a team we sometimes travel to super busy events that leave us utterly exhausted & Tweeted-out. We might take a couple days to recover.
Sometimes, especially since we have a whole team supplying tweets sometimes. We try to limit ourselves to no more than 1 tweet per hour.
We've unfollowed people for tweeting about hate and intolerance. Life is too short to let that kind of negative energy in.
1) find new people to follow by looking at the @ replies of those you respect; 2) remember that tweets are public! Twitter isn't for secrets
We're inspired to tweet when we see things that we want other people to know about, such as funny links, contests, gaming tips, etc.
Twitter is a fantastic way to show your support, and @s are a particularly great way to tell someone you love them. Do more!
The whole #pantsontheground trend was pretty hilarious. At first, some of us didn't know what it was from so we were scratching our heads.
There are some people we really wish could tweet from beyond the grave: Mother Teresa, Ghandi, Michael Jackson...
Our Twitter is all about our lives as professional gamers and as women working in the male-dominated video game industry.
Some great twitterers we adore but who probably don't follow us: @wilw, @feliciaday, @nathanfillion, @neilhimself, @amandapalmer
The fact that there are 7 of us all potentially tweeting from one account makes for an interesting multiple personality tweet flow.
1) game consoles w/ controllers (esp. our Xbox 360s); 2)games; 3)laptop; 4)internet connection; 5)plasma/lcd; 6)coffee and/or energy drinks
Twitter was the easiest and fastest way to update people on fun happenings and news from game industry events and conventions.
We generally refuse to shorten important but already-short words, like "for" into 4, "are" into "R", or "your/you're" into "ur".
We haven't created many hashtags, but it'd be cool to see some gamer comments used as hashtags, such as #gg for good game used sarcastically
Lately, @Alyssa_Milano has been fantastic about using her Twitter account to rally support for relief efforts in Haiti.
Spamming one's followers every 5 minutes isn't cool. No one has entertaining or enlightening things to say every 5 minutes.
Many of us use Tweetie for the iPhone.
