Comments on: Twitter and Links http://goldiesgabs.com/2008/11/twitter-and-links/ Mon, 28 Nov 2011 19:27:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: carolross http://goldiesgabs.com/2008/11/twitter-and-links/comment-page-1/#comment-110 carolross Sun, 23 Nov 2008 17:30:00 +0000 http://goldiesgabs.com/?p=150#comment-110 Thanks, Goldie, for this guidance. I'm a new user on Twitter and am both observing how other people are using Twitter and trying out different ways of using my Twitter feed. <br/><br/>I'm still figuring out where it fits into the rest of my "eco-system" that consists of three blogs, an acct on Facebook, an acct on LinkedIn, and an old fashioned ezine. I agree that no matter what the medium, people want to know you as a human being. <br/><br/>Also agree with Jenna's remark on balance--it's the mix that makes the reading so compelling. Thanks, Goldie, for this guidance. I’m a new user on Twitter and am both observing how other people are using Twitter and trying out different ways of using my Twitter feed.

I’m still figuring out where it fits into the rest of my “eco-system” that consists of three blogs, an acct on Facebook, an acct on LinkedIn, and an old fashioned ezine. I agree that no matter what the medium, people want to know you as a human being.

Also agree with Jenna’s remark on balance–it’s the mix that makes the reading so compelling.

]]> By: Jenna Ream http://goldiesgabs.com/2008/11/twitter-and-links/comment-page-1/#comment-109 Jenna Ream Sun, 23 Nov 2008 02:32:00 +0000 http://goldiesgabs.com/?p=150#comment-109 I like it. It comes back to balance. Where can I share some of my day to day as a human, where can I share what I think, and where can I expand on those thoughts to fully express an idea. And where we can find those places- on twitter, on other micro-platforms, on our own blogs and on the blogs of others- we can participate in a greater conversation than any of those individual locations can host. Thanks for reminding us to be thoughtful of the what and where and how we share our thoughts online. I like it. It comes back to balance. Where can I share some of my day to day as a human, where can I share what I think, and where can I expand on those thoughts to fully express an idea. And where we can find those places- on twitter, on other micro-platforms, on our own blogs and on the blogs of others- we can participate in a greater conversation than any of those individual locations can host. Thanks for reminding us to be thoughtful of the what and where and how we share our thoughts online.

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