Comments on: New study: Majority of Twitter just pointless babble and conversation http://www.futureconscience.com/pear-analytics-say-that-majority-of-twitter-just-babble/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=pear-analytics-say-that-majority-of-twitter-just-babble Futurist Blog: What do we want to be? Wed, 01 Feb 2012 00:05:01 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Julian F Smith http://www.futureconscience.com/pear-analytics-say-that-majority-of-twitter-just-babble/comment-page-1/#comment-12 Julian F Smith Tue, 18 Aug 2009 15:56:24 +0000 http://www.futureconscience.com/?p=150#comment-12 I think there is a lot of pointless babble on Twitter, and there's a lot of very useful content too. Such is the nature of an unmoderated discussion vehicle, and if you were to wander around in a crowded pub listening to other people's conversations I'm sure you would have a similar experience.<br><br>I use Tweetdeck both on my PC and my iPhone. It allows me to classify different users comments into different columns. That way I can highlight Tweets fror Twitterers who usually have something useful to say, and put less interesting items that are usually less interesting in a separate list for later reading. It allows me to prioritise my reading, and has basic Facebook support too.<br><br>Jules I think there is a lot of pointless babble on Twitter, and there's a lot of very useful content too. Such is the nature of an unmoderated discussion vehicle, and if you were to wander around in a crowded pub listening to other people's conversations I'm sure you would have a similar experience.

I use Tweetdeck both on my PC and my iPhone. It allows me to classify different users comments into different columns. That way I can highlight Tweets fror Twitterers who usually have something useful to say, and put less interesting items that are usually less interesting in a separate list for later reading. It allows me to prioritise my reading, and has basic Facebook support too.

Jules

]]> By: Julian F Smith http://www.futureconscience.com/pear-analytics-say-that-majority-of-twitter-just-babble/comment-page-1/#comment-8 Julian F Smith Tue, 18 Aug 2009 09:56:24 +0000 http://www.futureconscience.com/?p=150#comment-8 I think there is a lot of pointless babble on Twitter, and there's a lot of very useful content too. Such is the nature of an unmoderated discussion vehicle, and if you were to wander around in a crowded pub listening to other people's conversations I'm sure you would have a similar experience.<br><br>I use Tweetdeck both on my PC and my iPhone. It allows me to classify different users comments into different columns. That way I can highlight Tweets fror Twitterers who usually have something useful to say, and put less interesting items that are usually less interesting in a separate list for later reading. It allows me to prioritise my reading, and has basic Facebook support too.<br><br>Jules I think there is a lot of pointless babble on Twitter, and there's a lot of very useful content too. Such is the nature of an unmoderated discussion vehicle, and if you were to wander around in a crowded pub listening to other people's conversations I'm sure you would have a similar experience.

I use Tweetdeck both on my PC and my iPhone. It allows me to classify different users comments into different columns. That way I can highlight Tweets fror Twitterers who usually have something useful to say, and put less interesting items that are usually less interesting in a separate list for later reading. It allows me to prioritise my reading, and has basic Facebook support too.

Jules

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