Five of Spades
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Rule No. 1: EVERYTHING is an ADVENTURE
Listorious Interview
Once or twice by a couple of my friends, yes. It is well-deserved censure.
The mysterious workings and vagaries of my addled mind drive me to share obscure and unrelated observations with the world. Hence, Twitter.
Nothing in particular. I can think of some things I wish people would do *less*, but not more.
Actually, it has. I discovered the entire WebLit community through Twitter, which changed my view, approach, and productivity in writing.
I suppose just by being unique myself? I could be facetious and say "by using proper English" but that's a bit unfair.
Not really. The people who I want to follow me are the people who find my tweets interesting or entertaining, whoever they are.
Books, music, weather, time to myself, writing implements, and a certain individual who shall remain unnamed.
If I have the ability to tweet, maybe a day? Take the ability away and I can go on for as long as needed with no adverse effects.
Sending tweets about your product to people who use key words, a.k.a. the twitter equivalent of cold-calling. Also retweeting without credit.
#moleymonday - I made it to talk like a mole from Redwall on Mondays. It'd be awesome. Also, #BizarroMe was fun but short-lived.
They already added the one feature that I wanted, so... nothing. I don't want them to add any more features. Too many features is bad.
Don't worry about being interesting or getting followers. If you are, and you do, great! If not, well, value the ones you have.
I only allow myself to occasionally shorten the word "with" to "w/", and even more rarely use common abbreviations such as "abbrv."
Yes. A couple because they no longer interested me, and one because he drove me to anger. Telling names, however, is quite rude.
