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RT @brento - a valuable source for the twitter newbie
So I'm new(ish) on Twitter ... what do those @ symbols and things like RT and OT mean? Brent Ozar explains in his blog, and also tells us why people follow and why people don't follow. OK - I'm learning here; I know I'm doing some things that may discourage a proportion of followers. But then, I'm not feeling that I'm in a general "does the world love me" popularity contest ... I like his background image ... white with a column image / avatar on the left hand side. You may see a case of "imitation is the sincerest form of flattery" at some point. (written 2009-05-20 06:15:26) Associated topics are indexed under G914 - Well House Consultants - Other Software[2600] Go Programming Language and Courses? - (2010-01-26) [2470] Windows 7 and Open Source Programming - (2009-10-22) [2106] Learning to Twitter / what is Twitter? - (2009-03-28) [75] It's just not cricket - (2004-10-06)
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