Tag: tweet

  • Asynchronous and Absent

    Asynchronous and Absent

    That describes the online conversations of so many Twitterers.  Conversations happen over time.  It might sometimes be days before you respond or reply to a tweet to you.  You don’t even think anything about it when you don’t get a reply.  Sometimes you might be surprised to get one immediately.…

  • My Klout Influential Topics

    My Klout Influential Topics

    I never check my Klout scores.  It only means something to Klout people.  I recently checked and happened to see my most influential topics.  Since I only connect with Twitter and not Facebook, these are topics from just tweets.  I’ll list them with a comment or two, and I don’t…

  • Identity Accountability

    Identity Accountability

    Recently, I wrote about my Foodie Identity.  I’m not even sure what that means, but one thing about any of your identities – your true friends will call you out on it.  They will provide identity accountability for you even when you’re not asking for it. Every status update or…

  • Tweets = Your State of Being

    Tweets = Your State of Being

    I just listened to a talk by @jayadelson – Sirchio Lecture – and he made a comment about how a tweet represents your state of being.  You can tweet 24 hours a day. As I listened to his talk, I kept thinking about how cathartic it is to broadcast our…

  • Your Online Identity

    Your Online Identity

    I saw the following tweet by Sally Hogshead, and it has implications for your online identity. SallyHogshead “If you *suck* in real life, you will *suck* online.” ~ @rory_vaden Your true self in the real world, will be the basis of all of your projected selves – whether online or…

  • The Word Tweet

    The Word Tweet

    Is the word Tweet a word?  It is definitely a colloquialism not meant for formal speech or writing.  There is such a thing as a Tweet, but technically, you shouldn’t use it for formal speeches or writing. Just FYI.  Why don’t you “tweet” this. Read this article if you want…

  • Why We Keep Using the Internet

    Why We Keep Using the Internet

    It provides us almost immediate positive reinforcements and that encourages us to keep coming back.  When you click a link, you are given something to look at, experience, and play with. The actions are immediate – depending on who’s on.  If you tweet, you can get retweeted.  If you update…

  • Emotions and Blogging

    I saw this tweet on Twitter from @TheBeanCast.  Here’s the tweet: TheBeanCast Blogging is emotionally draining when you actually put effort in it. Should just start posting links and snarky comments like everyone else. Of course I retweeted it, but I wanted to blog it as well.  Blogging is not…

  • Father’s Day Tweet

    I was looking on Twitter yesterday. It was Father’s Day and I don’t even remember who’s profile it was so I’m sorry for whoever I originally read it from – It was a tweet that said something to the effect of – Happy Father’s Day to all of the single…

  • Tweet Thought

    I was talking to my friend Scott yesterday (here is his blog), and I asked him a question about urbanism and social media.  I asked him for a response to my question, but I only wanted a tweet thought.  I only wanted 140 characters – because if you can’t tweet…

  • Speak Into My Drive

    Today, DC and I drove from the Bay Area, through Monterey and Carmel by the Sea, and on to Morro Bay.  I tweeted/status updated about our drive today and I had friends speak into my drive. I had friends from the Bay Area tell us where we should eat.  We…

  • The Psychology of Retweeting

    Psychology n., pl., -gies. The science that deals with mental processes and behavior. The emotional and behavioral characteristics of an individual, group, or activity: the psychology of war. Retweet To forward a Twitter post that someone sent you. It is accomplished by starting the tweet with “rt@” or “retweet@” followed…