I’ll point you here. And also remind you that this site has a small but growing social media section.
Twitter: a quick why do it.
Paul Merrill
Paul Merrill
I’ll point you here. And also remind you that this site has a small but growing social media section.
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I really don’t get the twitter phenomenom. It’s just another thing to clutter up the computer and my time. I’ve tried facebook and really don’t like that either. I’ll stick with good ole blogging. I’m such a ludite.
I tried Twitter too… I felt totally inundated! I stopped reading blogs as a result. Facebook is the same! I feel like I only have time for a limited number of items and blogs should be it for me.