Considering joining Twitter. Should I join?
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Believe says,
Yes! And you can follow me!Dragonflower says,
Twitter is so wordy!! 140 characters. After writing on six-words, I find now that I don't write as much on Twitter. :) I like it to follow my places of interest, more than to converse with others. Like my sports teams, organizations around my town, local newspaper, my favorite country singer to name a few. I don't have television and Twitter keeps me up-to-date in a quick way. There's always links if I need more info. I have a private account since I'm not interested in a lot of followers, plus I'm spam-phobic. I taught it to myself, so don't all the tricks. It took me months to decide to join. Glad I did. Even though I have a private account, I tweet as if I have a million followers, but I'm mostly just tweeting to myself! haha.favepeep says,
I think it depends on whether you want more technology/social media in your life.