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The best and worst thing Twitter did in 2009: RT
But I can't get in. Couldn't they come up with a better name? I'm used to thinking of "Twit" as an insult.
Maybe I'll be able to use it with my new Sprint "smart phone" which I ordered with "next day delivery" a week ago.
Actually, just like email was once stupid and small too.
I still remember someone in the (London) Guardian about 1994 saying that email would never catch on amongst the populace, because 'by and large, it's used by computer users writing to other computer users about their computers'.
Gabe: it was the most fun making news I've ever had! :-)
So, you're studying comment behavior, huh? Interesting!
If you don't care about who sees what you write and have a very select group of friends, then you could use it to disseminate not-too personal information. You can't restrict who tracks your post however so this model doesn't really work once people realise that it's not private in the way SMS is. For that reason it seems to be heading more towards social commentary or idea generation, you're getting clumps of people with similar interests (Scoble is pushing 800) throwing up questions, or comments, or ideas and then getting feedback or forks.
Still early days, give it a month to pick up and we'll see how it shapes up.
Kristen K
And congrats to you and Maryam.
I just noticed you're message on Twitter, if I'm correct most developers of Joost are based in Leiden in the Netherlands.
What makes you think you'll be able to access the web during an emergency?
Many Congratulations on pending new addition to the family. Patrick will forever be the cool older brother, what fun! This is really joyful news.
Lots of our infrastructure will survive. And if it doesn't, I'll just walk to where it did survive to get stories out and in of the damaged area. Have Verizon Wireless, will travel.
I'm finding myself in Stefanie's camp more and more. Why do people constantly fall for this drivel?
Twitter has been damn slow. I totally agree it needs to be scaled for massive traffic. As it stands it seems it's past capacity.