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I respect Maki (Dosh Dosh) but had to delete him from my friend list in Pownce. I already view his Tweets. ALL of them..sheesh.

Following Annies lead:
1. 23.9 hrs per day. 22.hrs observation time. 1.9 hrs interaction. (give or take a minute or two)
2. Yup
3. I use Twhirl for recieving my updates. Real time. (unless Twitter’s down, which occasionally happens. you’ll get a tweet 5 hrs after its sent. bummer)
4.mostly observe others and follow links, etc. to get a feel for the people I hang with. and chime in with my own URLS and comments to allow them to get a feel for who they hang with.
5. I Tweet anything that rolls off the top of my little blond head. for example: “Do you poke yourself in Facebook?” (I do), “Does spaghetti come out of your nose if you laugh while chewing it?” “Hey! Check out Tads new post! lmao”…that sort of thing.. ;-)
6. Trying to answer your questions with a full bladder. I guess it will have to wait, since you are impatient and all. (note your Tweet, http://snurl.com/26h8f )
7. SpostareDuro

1. I mostly lurk and read. Did you mean “how often?” If so, pretty much all day M-F.
2. Yes 3. Twhirl
4. News and hopefully building friendships. I enjoy helping people with their social submissions.
5. I tend to tweet silly things, but I occasionally ask for help.
6. Checking my e-mail and feeds mostly.
7. https://twitter.com/seowoman

1. Daily
2. Yes
3. Twitteriffic
4. Making new contacts, keeping in touch with friends, sharing latest blog posts and sharing useful links.
5. SEO, SMM and monkey business
6. Building a site
7. makakman

Brilliant post for Twitter lovers & newbies everywhere!

1 daily
2 yes
3 Twhirl
4 Networking mainly, also to learn from some of the greats in the tech world
5 anything and just about everything
6 thinking I should do some work today :)
7 hawksdomain

Thanks Paula! Just followed you :-)

Thank you Lid! in fact it was easier than expected to write this and took I think something like 3 to 4h.

Next post: How to write huge resource posts in 5 minutes ;-)

RE: TwitterFox - just been using it for a long time (the first client I learned about) but now I know there are quite a few faster ones… like the one Kim cited…

1 In between the hard work - I like it as a distraction

2 Nope!

3 –

4 Fun, quick link scanning, occasional job interviews including speedos and thongs - don’t ask!

5 SEO / Search / YouTube Video finds

6 Erm … Late night trawling.

7 NorthSouthMedia

1. Just started, getting into a daily routine of seeing what other people are reading and networking.
2. Not yet, but I want to install Twhirl tonight
3.See above
4. Networking and promoting my blog as well as keeping up with people.
5. My day, my blog, interesting reads I find…
6. Avoiding writing a particularly boring article on hand care…
7. Kimota

I have vehemently defied the Twitter craze up until now. But I’m also reconsidering my stance given the hype, and to be honest I’m wondering if not being on there is actually hurting me…

Sigh…

I use Twitter to keep up with friends and industry chatter and to connect informally during the workday
As far as a client, I was using twhirl but have issues with it recently. Your post and several comments convinced me to try twitterfox. So far, so good.

Great list tnx for @jlturn for posting this in Facebook

1. Almost every day. I do take days off. So twitter doesn’t drain my time, I turn it off and off during the day.

2.Yes.

3.Twhirl allows me to manage my twitter time.

4. Build relationships, talk to friends and colleagues, get help, find great resources.

5. What do you tweet about actually?
articles, resources, what I’m doing, promotions, connecting other tweets

6. commenting on this article.

7. thetimediva

I’m with the “it must have taken forever” - oh and the birdies really gave me the impetus to go from one part of the list to the next. Yummy photos.

So of course I’ll play along

1. How do you use Twitter?
I keep a sidebar open most of the time and glance at it, answer my @ msgs all at once every so often. Don’t go to the site at all

2. Do you use a client?
Yes

3. If yes, which one?
Tried many as they - and I - evolved and settled on twhirl. It’s interesting to look at the graph generated by tweetstats and see how my use of a client changed over time & has added up. http://tweetstats.com/graphs/susanreynolds Apparently I used snitter quite a bit until twhilr. Twitbin was my pre-twhild fave. Now I sometimes tweet from alertthingy which I use to look at friendfeed but I don’t read tweets there.

4. What are you using Twitter for?
As a networking, communication, interaction tool and for the watercooler effect. people working on their own need some interaction during the day - or night. I began tweeting around the same time I began to use Second Life for business.

When I was diagnosed with breast cancer in Dec 07 I tweeted it and the community rallied around me. I feel a connection to tweeters just because they are tweeters

5. What do you tweet about actually?
Daily happenings - personal and blog - and my general community / communication web 2.0 interests. Anything I’d blog about - and stuff too random to rate a blog entry.

6. What are you doing?
Branching out and reaching out. Interacting, thinking, conserving energy, wondering whether http://boobsonice.com should roll into the other blog.

7. What is your user name?
I’m the same me everywhere. @susanreynolds

1) Listen / discovery / research / news
2) Yes, but mostly use Twitter.com on PC.
3) Twitterific on iPhone, plus Tweetdeck and Twirl
4) best way to keep a finger on the pulse of just about any topic
5) news, tools, articles
6) technology marketing, start-ups, product marketing
7) @tweamr

Jack Dorsy, Twitter’s co-founder was on TV this past weekend (Press:Here, a weekly technology show run on the Bay Area’s NBC affiliate). If you haven’t seen it you should check it out. Jack talks about the future of Twitter and makes a subtle but key positioning distinction between Twitter and Google. When asked about ’search’ being the killer app, he clarified and said it’s really ‘discovery’. That unique angle is huge - both in value for Twitter but also for users who harness it.