Comments on: Twitter is not Cattle!

By: Brother Paul

Brother Paul — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 19:11:20 +0000

I will unfollow anyone who uses foul language or is abusive. I saw one post that decided my Lord and Savior’s middle initial was H. and then talked about how great they were feeling that morning. (Which seemed to me to be almost oxymoronic in nature). I also will unfollow anyone that tries to use a “sexy” picture to push internet marketing information. I refused to follow someone one time that wanted to use twitter to describe their bedroom exploits. Twitter may allow you to share your thoughts, but what happens in your bedroom with your partner(s), in my opinion, does not belong on Twitter.

Make it a great day!

By: Rockyj

Rockyj — Tue, 27 Jan 2009 19:15:04 +0000

I am fresh and new to Social Media. However as a Gentleman, I know that Proper Preparation Prevents P… Poor Performance. SM is like my first date with a Lady, not a girl. Getting to know if we Click, is a process.
Sure, there are times in life, and I assume in SM that things happen, almost immediately, at first site. My
Sm strategy on who to follow, consist of 80% of proven leaders, 20% mix of blatant abusers of SM ettiguette.
Eventually , 20% proven leaders and 80% abusers. The soul of my businesses is to guide one to Mental,
Spiritual, Physical, Financial balance. Dr. Wright thanks for being an 80%er.

It’s not what you know , or who you know, but who knows you.

Rockyj
BDSLM

By: Maria Simone

Maria Simone — Fri, 23 Jan 2009 06:43:32 +0000

Ditto …and…
I’m not interested in following anyone with an offensive name— I don’t want to have to keep looking at it.
I love the diversity of opinions, cultures, professions, etc., but I get bored with people who are over the top zealots about this or that.
Ditch the langauge, bad manners and just plain rude.
I unfollowed someone who was flirting a bit too much….felt like I was on a sleezy chat site.
There are also people I already know who follow me that I wouldn’t want to spend any time with offline— so I’m definitely not interested in being with them ONLINE. Hello.
That’s my list….great post. You’re the best.

By: Carla Y. Nix

Carla Y. Nix — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 22:31:41 +0000

Excellent article, Dr. Wright. I haven’t been on Twitter long, but I’ve learned quite a bit so far. And I’m learning more on a daily basis. I’ve nodded my head, saying ‘yep, yep’ on everything you’ve listed. I so agree with all you said and I have unfollowed some, and because I’ve learned, I am now more cautious and selective with whom I will follow.

One additional rule for me is to be leary of those who do not have a picture or a logo for their image. I’ve learned that it usually means that it’s somebody hiding behind a twitter account. Spooky!

Thanks for this. Blessings to you!

Carla

By: Angie Baker

Angie Baker — Sun, 18 Jan 2009 18:04:04 +0000

I don’t know if it is a rule, but I do try to follow people that are interesting, family friendly, good sense of humor, creative minded, and I do agree with the website being visible as to what they do.

Smiles,
Angie