I worked things out with the person who created my Twitter feed, which means… yes. I’ve officially joined the dark side.
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After watching some horrible brandjackings—bad things said in postings—I’m glad to see you won’t be a victim.
You might want to restore the TwitterFeed from your blog. Can be done very quickly. You can always add updates in addition to notification from your blog. Or not, to keep the “Glad to hear you’re not on Twitter” crowd semi-happy.
I once offered to help someone—free—who made it confusingly difficult just to do a few minutes of work for them. They got ‘jacked, and I’m glad to see the same didn’t happen to you.
twitter is okay. It’s good if you actually have a social life and you want to find your friends who’s somewhere at a party at the other side of town.
Evil spirits LEAVE!
Ah, sorry about that. Not a Twitter fan.
Well, welcome to the club. Ever going to tell the story behind it, or are you content to simply let the internet sit in wonder?
Bwa-ha-ha! Welcome to the dark side!
Nathan there’s a ton of biz professionals there – you can start to find more of them by checking out my list of followers.
The dark side? You mean you’re going to work in public relations?
*hands Nathan a cookie*
It’s okay, at least the dark side has cookies.
NO! DOn’t do it!!!! Tooo SexY!
But, by using the Twitter feed, aren’t you encouraging that type of behavior?