After trying twitter for a month I'm giving it up. I did get some useful ideas and links to interesting material. What it cost me was a lot of my time and attention. I also stopped blogging and stopped reading more substantive material. Twitter wasn't being a good influence.
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1 comment:
This is interesting. Something I'll have to keep in mind if I start doing more side work and deciding to trap my thoughts somewhere. Twitter could have been that place, but I got the same impression you did, that it might do more harm than good. Maybe time for a good old fashioned Blogspot Blog.
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