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Twitter: Ok, I Give In

So the latest service to take James’ notion of Declarative Living to its logical if highly unnecessary conclusion is Twitter. Essentially a sort of presence-enabled real-time microblog, it’s become quite popular amongst the digital elite. In my defense, while I subscribed early as is my custom to secure my traditional ’sogrady’ login, I held off on actually using the service for weeks. Maybe even months, I can’t remember when it launched.

But the peer pressure was finally more than I could bear, and I’m now officially a Twitter user.

So if, like me, you’re reluctantly - or even not so reluctantly - documenting your whereabouts and current state of mind even more obsessively than you used to, I can be found here. If you’re not, but still desperately interested in such information, I advise you to either a.) seek professional help or b.) hit my homepage and scroll down a bit. I’m not as cool as DeWitt, but I am lazy.

Popularity: 9% [?]

by-sa

3 Comments

  1. Posted January 22, 2007 at 7:11 pm | Permalink

    “highly unnecessary” hmm? And yet you seem to be using it rather a lot…

  2. Danno
    Posted January 22, 2007 at 11:56 pm | Permalink

    One of us, one of us, one of us… okay in truth, none of my friends use it, so I’m pretty much just cyber stalking you and cote.

    If only I had more technically savvy friends who also enjoyed the omnipresent eye of Big Self.

  3. Stacy Cowley
    Posted January 24, 2007 at 3:28 pm | Permalink

    HA. Twitter seems to have hit some sort of critical mass this week; I’d never heard of it till yesterday, but a friend bugged me to join. I’m Kiz. The system seems buggy and is intermittantly confusing me & the friends who have been roped in.

    -s

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