Twitter for Dummies (Like Me)

Every few weeks, I write about my experiences with the social phenom (or perhaps by now it's blasé) known as Twitter. Well, I've tweeted 742 times, gained 330 followers, and follow 229. Does this qualify me as a more than a novice? Beats me.

I've noticed a few things. One, I try to include value added (good content) with my tweets. Two, my dry humor is usually best untweeted. Three, most fellow tweeters are nice, helpful folks. Four, if I'm not disciplined, twitter eats up my work time.

Since I write fiction, most of my tweets are on that subject. Sometimes I get a little passionate about it. But nobody seems to really mind. What amazes me is I've not run across any flame wars on twitter that is an unmoderated forum. Good stuff, so far.

Maybe I'll read your 140-character message in tweetdom.

By Ed Lynskey
@edlynskey
Author of Lake Charles
"Satisfying."
The Rap Sheet/Kirkus Reviews
Ed Lynskey
1 like ·   •  0 comments  •  flag
Share on Twitter
Published on June 17, 2011 02:15 Tags: content, readers, twitter, writers
No comments have been added yet.


Cracked Rearview Mirror

Ed Lynskey
Enjoy reading my fiction? Subscribe to Ed Lynskey's Books Newsletter by notifying me of your interest at: e_lynskey@yahoo.com and I will add you to my newsletter list. Thank you. ...more
Follow Ed Lynskey's blog with rss.