Why do I tweet? Why do I bother? Really, what's the reason? There's rarely any interactions or RT's to speak of. I think everyone just posts and reads their own tweets and that's about it. Maybe on occasion someone will actually read your tweet and give you an RT if your lucky. But that's on a rare occasion. It seems as though everyone is caught up in themselves, in doing their own thing and they don't communicate. It's all about me, me, me.
There are, of course, those popular tweeters who have tons of followers that get many RT's and people love to communicate with them. But only if you popular. Sheesh, it makes you feel like your almost back in high school again. The most popular gets all the attention while everyone else gets left out in the cold. And everyone wants you to follow them, but they don't want to follow you back. Once again, they're only interested in themselves. So for the most part, everyone is out there posting and posting, all the while no one is reading them but themselves.
I think the only reason I'm still tweeting is because it's a way to express myself, to talk, even if no one is listening. I guess it's also because I secretly hope someone is reading them. That someone finds them interesting or entertaining. I also use it to hear about the latest coupon deals and freebies. There are a few select people on there I do tweet with everyday just to say hello and to tell them to have a good day. Other than that there's not really any communication or as you call it, mentions.
I remember, in the beginning, twitter was much more interactive. In the beginning, people were communicating and RTing more than what they are now. Somewhere along the line it slowed down to an almost standstill. And now we're left with everyone just posting about themselves and for themselves. I don't know what needs to happen to change this, but something needs to give. All I know is there needs to be more communication...more mentions and more RTing. There needs to be more interest taken in each other's posts. Right now it's just all of us peeps in one big twitterverse and no communication is going on.
Today's Life Quote:
Too often we underestimate the power of a touch, a smile, a kind word, a listening ear, an honest compliment, or the smallest act of caring, all of which have the potential to turn a life around.
Leo Buscaglia
There are, of course, those popular tweeters who have tons of followers that get many RT's and people love to communicate with them. But only if you popular. Sheesh, it makes you feel like your almost back in high school again. The most popular gets all the attention while everyone else gets left out in the cold. And everyone wants you to follow them, but they don't want to follow you back. Once again, they're only interested in themselves. So for the most part, everyone is out there posting and posting, all the while no one is reading them but themselves.
I think the only reason I'm still tweeting is because it's a way to express myself, to talk, even if no one is listening. I guess it's also because I secretly hope someone is reading them. That someone finds them interesting or entertaining. I also use it to hear about the latest coupon deals and freebies. There are a few select people on there I do tweet with everyday just to say hello and to tell them to have a good day. Other than that there's not really any communication or as you call it, mentions.
I remember, in the beginning, twitter was much more interactive. In the beginning, people were communicating and RTing more than what they are now. Somewhere along the line it slowed down to an almost standstill. And now we're left with everyone just posting about themselves and for themselves. I don't know what needs to happen to change this, but something needs to give. All I know is there needs to be more communication...more mentions and more RTing. There needs to be more interest taken in each other's posts. Right now it's just all of us peeps in one big twitterverse and no communication is going on.
Today's Life Quote:
Too often we underestimate the power of a touch, a smile, a kind word, a listening ear, an honest compliment, or the smallest act of caring, all of which have the potential to turn a life around.
Leo Buscaglia