A cautionary tale:
Of Twitter, beware.
Your free time it won’t spare.
All too soon, you won’t care
Of your life what you share -
And real work can’t compare.
Log on if you dare.
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By Michelle V. Rafter on January 26, 2009 | 7 Responses
A cautionary tale:
Of Twitter, beware.
Your free time it won’t spare.
All too soon, you won’t care
Of your life what you share -
And real work can’t compare.
Log on if you dare.
Related posts:
Posted in Social Networks, Technology, Web 2.0, Workplace Issues | Tagged ode to Twitter, productivity, time wasted on Twitter, Twitter, using Twitter at work | 7 Responses
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have you tried my sideproject, CitySpeek yet? Its twitter but with pics, YouTube video, categories, groups and can be used with IM.
i know what u mean. the more i twitter, the less blogs seem relevant. on the other hand, i need to write something in my blog to twitter about. it’s hard to fit it all into 140 characters.
@twitaddict Retweet’dya!
I find myself hitting “return” in email to send. It’s too slow!
Hi Jeff: Thanks for jumping off of Twitter long enough to check out WordCount. I visited CitySpeek last night as a matter of fact. Very nice!
Michelle Rafter
Agree. Ever since I started on Twitter writing blog posts has become harder
MVR
Many thanks!