Birds? Hey, where are the pictures of doors we have all learned to love so very much? Don’t you think this might be too radical to suit the tastes of your fans?
The idea of Twitter by and large seems to be broadcasting what you’re doing at any given moment of the day. At least as I understand it, I don’t use it myself either since I generally dislike most of the social networking sites out there.
Well, there’s only one post everyone should ever post to twitter – “I’m posting to twitter” – and get done with it already. I see more point in talking to a volley ball.
I like this one. Good job. You should have a whole series where you make fun of social networks. Actually, you could probably have a 20-part series about each one of them. There’s definitely a wealth of material to work with…
Following Jeff Atwood (www.codinghorror.com), Brent Simmons, Joshua Allen, John Gruber, etc. on Twitter is interesting and “has nothing to do with Social Networks”.
Jeff posts many tweets a day with funy links and stuff… twitter is not facebook people. Try it. Follow a few bloggers and have fun
Birds? Hey, where are the pictures of doors we have all learned to love so very much? Don’t you think this might be too radical to suit the tastes of your fans?
I dont get it, but then of course, i have never seen twitter before ether, so that may be the problem.
i generally try to avoid the Social Circle websites.
other than Here and /. and a few other places of total importance.
Edited 2008-04-07 13:10 UTC
The idea of Twitter by and large seems to be broadcasting what you’re doing at any given moment of the day. At least as I understand it, I don’t use it myself either since I generally dislike most of the social networking sites out there.
Well, there’s only one post everyone should ever post to twitter – “I’m posting to twitter” – and get done with it already. I see more point in talking to a volley ball.
Rest assured, you’re preaching to the choir here, so to speak
I like this one. Good job. You should have a whole series where you make fun of social networks. Actually, you could probably have a 20-part series about each one of them. There’s definitely a wealth of material to work with…
Thom, you clearly copy/pasted the same bird into each of the 4 frames
Reusable code, it’s a feature!
To the door/s.
First, there was a Door.
Then, there was a Bird.
Following Jeff Atwood (www.codinghorror.com), Brent Simmons, Joshua Allen, John Gruber, etc. on Twitter is interesting and “has nothing to do with Social Networks”.
Jeff posts many tweets a day with funy links and stuff… twitter is not facebook people. Try it. Follow a few bloggers and have fun
Alternatively… get a life.
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Yeah, I guess that’d work too. But following a few tweets is ok; what is *not* ok, is: following tweeters AND playing World of Warcraft.
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