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Tag Archives: twitter
keeping up on the new
From time to time I’ve been recording voice memos. I find them to be valuable both when I record them, because I explore thoughts in a different way, and later, when I listen to them. It’s a convenient sort of … Continue reading
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A plan for twitter
Limit your number of tweets per day to a certain number. Use them wisely. If you get close to the limit, start saving tweets for future days. If you want to say more online, find interesting blog posts and leave … Continue reading
temporarily making my twitter account private
I’ve talked a lot about it, but I still haven’t taken a proper twitter break. I took a break for about a week. Toward the end of the break, I didn’t think about twitter a whole lot, but I still … Continue reading
Swapping names between two twitter accounts
I had two twitter accounts that I wanted swapped. One had my real name on it. The other had a made-up-name and was the one I’d been using on a regular basis. It was also where all of my followers … Continue reading
Taking a twitter break
From the this-should-have-been-obvious department: If there are a couple of friends whose tweets you feel like you can’t miss during the break, turn SMS updates on for them. That way you can stop checking twitter and still (hopefully) get their … Continue reading