…which I will now illustrate by, err, mentioning myself. Nothing like getting the exception to the rule out the way first. The Times has picked up on a Boston based survey that shows Twitter is just like every other social space, be it in the real world or online. The popular tweeters are those who build up the inclusiveness of Twitter and get involved with people, rather than the self-promoting “look at me” users. As part of this, Murad Ahmed was looking for a case study on successful tweeting, and asked if i wouldn’t mind being profiled: “You should think … Continue reading Stop Twittering About Yourself