I know, I know. Twitter.
But still .. post your twitter name? Might convince me to use it more often.
rossj
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Rossj wrote:I know, I know. Twitter.
But still .. post your twitter name? Might convince me to use it more often.
rossj
No, I have valuable things to do with my time. When I'm seeking attention it's through intelligent, academic things, not spam
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W3bbo wrote:No, I have valuable things to do with my time. When I'm seeking attention it's through intelligent, academic things, not spam

I. Erm. Well. Agh. You sure?
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Rossj wrote:

W3bbo wrote:
No, I have valuable things to do with my time. When I'm seeking attention it's through intelligent, academic things, not spam
I. Erm. Well. Agh. You sure?
My inane posts on C9 aren't intentionally attention seeking, the fact they garner attention is but a consequence
Anyway, read this.
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W3bbo wrote:
No, I have valuable things to do with my time. When I'm seeking attention it's through intelligent, academic things, not spam
I don't actually do many valuable things with my time, but I am glad to find that I have never heard of this website.
It doesn't annoy me that there are a large number of these inane websites dedicated to an extremely annoying concept (that concept being extremely informal communication); it merely makes me wonder why people are so obsessed (it seems) with this form of communication.
What is the compulsion to communicate with others? I can understand that people have a need to gain information from other people (hence my use of several forums), but the type of discussion I witness upon these abominations of the Internet (if I may be so bold) consists of poorly written text which has no apparent point (other than to answer stupid questions which need not have been asked).

Angus Higgins
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Mine's not hard to figure out.
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W3bbo wrote:...Anyway, read this.
Wow, that is one blistering article. There for a second, I thought I was actually reading a professional piece of editorial insight. When they got to the point where "Twitter users are probably a danger to themselves and to society", I had to scroll my eyes back up to the address bar to see if it was a reputable source or not...what a bizarre article
Funny though, since I forever remember Scoble introducing me to twitter
I don't think he really fits the "danger to himself and society" profile.
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jsampsonPC wrote:Funny though, since I forever remember Scoble introducing me to twitter
I don't think he really fits the "danger to himself and society" profile.
Nah; sure he's a danger to himself and society. Except society reacted properly and starved him of attention, so he exerts zero influence on anyone and is thus, no longer a menace to society.
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http://twitter.com/leedale">http://twitter.com/leedale
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Did eagle just moon us?

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