A
super post @such&such Best ever stuff indeed!
It’s
fab! It’s great! It’s just too much! A wicked cool must-read!!!
Have
you ever received a tweet (or two) similar to this one? Are you “guilty” of tweeting something similar
yourself?..
I
am. I used “great” more often than I
should have. In fact, I should not have
used it at all. When I wrote “great” I
meant it. However, in retrospect, I
should have stayed away from the word.
There’re
only this many characters in a tweet.
They shouldn’t be wasted on “fab best ever must-reads.” Let us not be pushy. Let us allow others to decide what they must
or must not read. Let us make our tweets
more concise. More meaningful. More grownup.
Next
time I’m tempted to use what seems to be the “norm of social media language” – I’ll
think again.
Here’s
a link to a great article (oops!) scratch that – simply an article on the topic:
The
article is by Porter Anderson.
The link
was tweeted by Jane Friedman.
Find them on Twitter @Porter_Anderson @JaneFriedman
Live for the Love of it,
The Happy Amateur
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