Twitter-schmitter

Dave Ferguson is trying to convince me to start "twittering" - I can't imagine this being a good idea. Anyone out there with unbiased pros and cons?

Eric Bramlett www.ericseddyfications.typepad.com www.communitychristian.org

Comments

[Dave Ferguson]

I personally think Dave is a jerk...but he is right about this one, you should twitter!

[Eric Bramlett]

Thanks, totally and completely unbiased. You know how I feel about Dave Ferguson...

[Shawn Wood]

I would LOVE to hear the frequent thoughts of Eric Bramlett...just please do not use your filter- there are people who may actually pay for that :)

[Matt Payne]

I think your Eddyfications would work well on Twitter. I vote yes!

[KathyJ]

To twitter...definitions:

-To utter a succession of light chirping or tremulous sounds
-To speak rapidly and in a tremulous manner
-To giggle nervously; titter.
-To tremble with nervous agitation or excitement.

I think I've already seen you twitter :)

[bryan]

Dude, I twitter but it's kinda dumb. I like to stay connected, but I really don't want to follow every step of someone's everyday life. And they probably don't want to follow mine. "I'm going for a walk"..."I'm on my way to lunch"..."It's starting to rain". Whatever.

[rachel]

What is twitter?

And did the cubs beat the cardinals?

[Jeff]

That Ferguson is a TOTAL jerk. Thank goodness for the younger brother - he's less annoying.

Bramlett on Twitter? Depends - will all your tweets be American Idol related?

[Steve Wilson]

of course you should twitter!

-it's a great way to micro-blog when you are away from your computer
-it's a great way to cast vision after an appointment or incident that inspires you in your vocation
-it's a great way for your colleagues and fans to follow you around and find out what matters to you

start with one post a day (send a text from your phone) and try it for 2 weeks. remember, you don't have to log on and find out what is going on in other people's lives unless you feel like it!