Twitter Feedback

I do keep modifying IMAO to help make it better, so if you don’t like this Twitter stuff, be sure and tell me. You’ll have to do it through Twitter, though, because that’s all I pay attention to.

29 Comments

  1. I Twitter all the time (I’m a marketing consultant) but reading a stream of Tweets on a blog is exhausting. Kind of like an 800 word Ann Counter column is great fun. A 300 page collection of Ann Coulter columns is too much.

    Just my vote – I visit your site several times a day. It’s a great bit of fun between tasks, but reading a list of Tweets isn’t as much fun.

  2. James is right. I vote to not force us to twit. or tweet. or read the weary transcript thereof.
    I’m not cool enuf for Twitter, but it’s not as funny on a blog that you only have a couple of minutes to read…

    No offense…just lose it.

    😀

  3. I agree with the too much part. Maybe just some of the best Twits/Tweets/Twats instead would be better.

    [Then I’ll have to do it instead of letting the TwitterTools do it for me. Still, probably the better idea. -Ed.]

  4. I think the main problem people have with the Twitter stuff is the out-of-context replies to other Twitter people. Those of us who don’t use Twitter have no idea what you’re talking about in those.

    The other, self-contained Twit-things are full of wisdom and sound observations, and should be continued.

  5. Why don’t you start a twitter account under the name Keith Olberman…just to see him lose his mind again, like he did when his own network started one for him and he thought it was a major FoxNews conspiracy. I heard they’ve since taken his down as a result, so it seems ripe for the picking.

  6. Frank J. “twittered”:

    I think Obama’s highspeed rails will make some great settings for future action movies.

    I agree. I look forward to movies featuring teleprompters gone self-aware.

  7. I think that twitter is the perfect name for the froth and bubbles it produces. Here’s a question that just begs to be asked and because I’m old and techno phobic as well as stubborn and old (oh I forgot I said that already, silly me) I can get away with it. Does using twitter make someone a twit, or a nit twit or a twitterer?

    Inquiring minds want to know.
    (no offense meant, really)

  8. Yeah .. Im not fweeling the whole “twitter” thing…myself so I dont read the random drivel when posted. Hey it your site do what YOU want …. but if it was me…… Well, the day I start to twitter will be the day I decide I really like Showtune’s, Rosie O’Ugly, and pastel colored clothing…… But you just be you Frank …thats whats really important here….. not how we fweel, but how you fweel. How does that statment make ou fweel Frank? Are you feeling empowered now?

  9. Twitter posts. They are as boring as boring gets short of a liberal blog. I skip over them because trying to decipher them a waste of time. No. A BIG FAT waste of time. Did I mention boring? Oh, yeah, I did. I’m so bored writing about you sharing your damned tweets that I fell asleep typing this.

  10. That’ll teach you to spend too much time in the Sun Jimmy! Oh… and I guess Frank doesn’t “do” subtle hints as the page has been blessed with another post containing comments that make zero sense

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