Listorious Interview
Yes. And that would be telling.
Tweetie 2. Hands down.
A) Listen a while. B) Don't invite yourself to parties. C) Be yourself. D) Use your real name/picture. Unless you intend to ignore A, B & C.
Work harder to form actual sentences. Even readable fragments. I guess I mean: Not resort so easily to ersatz word contractions.
I've made many so I must be diplomatic. I know! The connection to my corporeal soul!!!
Yes. And for being off topic on @epicenterblog.
I'll have to resort to "recently." Balloon Boy? Maybe John Edwards. I'm trying not to say Carrie Prejean (sp?)
To share links, to pontificate, to solicit feedback and ideas and get questions answered.
Watch me get this wrong out of ignorance. So here's the safe answer: Every accountable person.
Not having seen all your questions yet, hard to say. But how about "When will Twitter seem like air and water and a dial tone."
No, at this point I add people sparingly. I drop people sparingly, too.
Sometimes entirely too little.
I don't know about that. But the forced brevity does impose a discipline that brings out the best or worst of us.
Twitter has become the priest in my confessional, the ocean for my message-carrying bottle, the stern editor demanding clarity and precision.
Oh my. I can't imagine. Pants.
Haiti and whatever is important at this moment I don't already know about: Trending topics are for discovery of what others are thinking.
I signed up because it seemed cool. But I didn't Tweet in earnest until much later when I felt I had things to share, not just say.
Leave features to the third-party developers. Make the API infinite in all directions and let the crowd bubble features up.
#martini. Seriously, no I don't have one. Maybe #pantsontheground.
@gregmitchell, @randazzoj and, forgive me @wired.
The usual: Spam. SHOUTS. Inappropriate exclamation!!! Also not being funny. Or being a public dick (unless someone has it coming.)
Ass. Moron. Douche. I am sensing a pattern here ...
"Martini!" I have no idea. But often they do come during a martini. Or at least I think so. Like most people having martinis. Never mind.
Longer than I used to be able to go without a cigarette when I smoked, but a day doesn't go by -- or even many hours.
