Twitter-mania

OK, everybody is twitter-ified. Social media evangelists feel utterly happy. Big companies became Twitter addicts. Politicians feel they have to impact the Twitter environment. Even newspapers found a sphere to cover other than Facebook. Poor Twitter, be aware.

A few days ago I was asked why I stopped following a specific member of Twitter. I felt I needed to provide some explanation, but do I really need to do so?

Twitter-land is a free land people. I would never impose any specific use of Twitter. I couldn’t anyway. People go there to chat, to share links, to boost their job, to show off, you name it. I would never judge them. I just don’t care.

Thinking a lot might harm you. No, really. You are not obliged to do anything you don’t like. Do you want to share jokes? Do it. Do you feel you follow too many? Un-follow them. Do you hate re-tweeting? Go away. The world will keep turning around.

Since you asked (you didn’t actually, but it’s fine with me), I visit the Twitter-land to meet my ultra geeks companions, to follow their links and to smile. I don’t care who’s following whom and I don’t care who’s following me. I can’t be anyone but myself in there.

At the same time I love some clever wallpapers and some witty e-cards.

Did I provide you a decent answer dear Twitter fellow?

Of course your social Internet life impacts your Internet profile as well. If you un-follow a lot of people they might think you show off. If you tweet a lot you might gain more followers. And so on. So be prepared for the anonymous foggy feedback.

I always wanted to write something about Twitter but this post meant to be fun. Shit. Fine.

Do you still find me interesting? Here is my profile in Twitter. Wanna follow?