Ask YC: Whats your Twitter handle?
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#33I'm at the "I don't get what twitter is all about nor do I care" phase. What was it about twitter that got you hooked?
The hook is the serendipity the service creates in your life.
Could you give some detail?
Doesn't Twitter demand at least some time and attention? From what I've seen, most of what shoots past is astonishing in its lack of content and value.
So, while some posts may be useful, I don't see that the results justify the attention required.
Is there some preferred way to avoid the drivel and catch only the good stuff?
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#37Earlier quoted context omitted.
The hook is the serendipity the service creates in your life.
"The hook is the serendipity the service creates in your life." Could you give some detail? Doesn't Twitter demand at least some time and attention? From what I've seen, most of what shoots past is astonishing in its lack of content and value. So, while some posts may be useful, I don't see that the results justify the attention required. Is there some preferred way to avoid the drivel and catch only the good stuff?
here is the workflow : 1- create a twitter account 2- find people you already know on twitter and follow them (try googling their name + twitter) 3- setup alerts on topics you like (hint : setup an alert for your geographic area) 4- manage people you follow : if somebody sucks, unfollow him. if your receive an alert, follow the user who sent the twit for some time and decide later if you want keep following him.
after some time (about six months) you'll find only interesting topics on your twitter feed.
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#40Earlier quoted context omitted.
"The hook is the serendipity the service creates in your life." Could you give some detail? Doesn't Twitter demand at least some time and attention? From what I've seen, most of what shoots past is astonishing in its lack of content and value. So, while some posts may be useful, I don't see that the results justify the attention required. Is there some preferred way to avoid the drivel and catch only the good stuff?
yes. follow only interesting people. here is the workflow : 1- create a twitter account 2- find people you already know on twitter and follow them (try googling their name + twitter) 3- setup alerts on topics you like (hint : setup an alert for your geographic area) 4- manage people you follow : if somebody sucks, unfollow him. if your receive an alert, follow the user who sent the twit for some time and decide later…