Is it too late to jump on the Twitter bandwagon?
Due to Twitterrific, a nice little Mac app, I decided to make some use of my Twitter account.
So if anyone wants to stalk me and know what I do at all times, by all means, feel free to try my Twitter page.
I'm a pixel evocator with a temper. I love being productive. I recently declared war on creativity.
So far, I lose.
So. The iPad. Cool, eh?
After 3 years of heavy twittering (with a brief pause of some months – seriously, what was I thinking), I have familiarized myself with most of the service aspects, developing some kind of unwritten Twitter laws.
Tabs (earlier) and overlays (later) are two of the most widely used web interface patterns.
You may or may not know this, but I’m a terrible wannabe overachiever.
When I start working on a project, I don’t just want it to succeed, I want it to be the best
One of the most common questions I get over e-mail & twitter is the infamous “Do you have any good design books to suggest?” one.
Space Lord by Monster Magnet
Powertrip by Monster Magnet
Crop Circle by Monster Magnet
The Beast by Angus & Julia Stone
And The Boys by Angus & Julia Stone
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6 comments on this post
stelabouras #1
31.Mar.07
Why everyone’s using Twitter lately?
Sugar #2
31.Mar.07
Use it and you’ll see why. It’s addictive, telling the world what you are up to and stalking your friends
cosmix #3
31.Mar.07
It’s not too late no. But it’s as pointless as it ever was. Twitter is the epitome of what’s wrong with ‘Web 2.0′-ish (whatever that means this week) centralised services that have no purpose whatsoever, but sell because they are central to a ‘trend’. By the way, the idea is not at all new. Twitter-like sites have been around since the early 2000s.
Just my 2?.
Tsevdos John #4
31.Mar.07
For some reason I don’t like this service… Why should I inform anybody what I’m doing?!?!?! It’s silly, isn’t it?
Sugar #5
31.Mar.07
@ cosmix: Web 2.0 is heavily based on trends, heck, it is a trend itself. But I love jumping into bandwagons
@ john: It sounded silly to me at first too. But when I used it once or twice, I got it: it’s like a mini chat. You don’t have the courage required to reply to annoying flashing chat windows? Use Twitter to tell your friends to buzz off.
I know it sounds silly. But it’s Twitter. And it’s highly addictive. Love it or leave it, folks.
Maria #6
31.Mar.07
I opened an account to try it out. Addictive? We’ll see about that. I can’t really see myself keeping up with updates for more than a week.