Michael Krotscheck’s insights, ideas, and inspirations about web technology, life, and the kitchen sink.

Posts Tagged ‘twitter’

 

Do You Follow Me On Twitter?

Wednesday, April 22nd, 2009

One thing that has really started to bother me since the advent of Tweetdeck is the fact that I can’t tell who’s interested in actually having a conversation, and who’s stuffed me into a filter and only follows me out of some… misplaced belief that a mutual follow will ensure that I provide them with my undying adulation. Thus I pose to you a social experiment: If you actually clicked on the twitter link to this post, and are reading this paragraph, either send me a private line, @ me or comment on this post, and I’ll put you on the list of “people who are actually interested in having a conversation”.

Everyone on that list gets followed. Everyone else gets dropped.

 

Twitter and the Power of Open, Integrated API’s

Saturday, August 2nd, 2008

The executive summary of this post goes something like this: If you are trying to launch a service, product or other technologically “innovative” web presence, your idea either has to be absolutely stellar (which I will guarantee to you it isn’t), or you have to rip the covers off your technology and let your users decide how to use it themselves.