There’s one practice some engage in on Twitter that just stops me cold: the launching of endless motivational quotes.
There are a few people I followed initially because I know them and am familiar with their work. Time quickly demonstrated to me that their use of this platform has been misguided and that the bulk of their engagement consists of words others have said. I think my friend Emma said it best:
[blackbirdpie url=”http://twitter.com/#!/SocialMediaEmma/status/83121390449991680″]What’s a Twitter user to do? Well, I ‘m taking a stand. I’m unfollowing the quoters. It’s such an irrelevant interruption to the conversation I can no longer abide it. How about you?
Jaggers, out.
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