Also, it might be best to initially protect your tweets to ward off spammers.
I agree with Alli, use a twitter client. Twitterrific is good but could be overwhelming. Try also other web-based sites like http://brizzly.com/ and http://seesmic.com/app/ ... See you in Twitter. --- In [email protected], Alli <a...@...> wrote: > > Start by following some of the known (infamous?) entities from this group: > > Craig = @Cra1g > Joel = @JSuplido > me = @Alli_Flowers > John Messeder = @John_Messeder > Harold G = @HumanRaceHorses > > There are a couple of good tricks to successful tweeting. The first is - > don't just refresh the web page. Use a dedicated Twitter client like > (the free) TweetDeck. It will give you a much more fulfilling Twitter > experience. When you first choose whom to follow, start with people you > know. Then as you see them tweeting to people and you wonder what > they're responding to...follow that person. Or just peruse their follow > list from the web and follow any of their follows who look interesting. > Oh, and ENGAGE your followers! Nothing worse than soliloquists or those > who tweet nothing but links. > > On 2/28/2010 3:18 PM, Don Ferguson wrote: > > Yep, I got to the end. I may have to revisit Twitter. Have you published > > some (or could you publish some) of the people/entities you follow, or can I > > see that in Twitter? Also, and sorry if this has been answered already, how > > do you watch that river flow by and sample it? > > >
