Stacey: It took me a long time to find my, “twitter space” where I felt like I was both contributing and following properly. The above sins are ones I’ve discovered that help me wean down my space to something comfortable.

Tom: They have boobies, especially on #boobiewednesday. To me, Twitter is like updating your status on Facebook at regular intervals, except the audience is different. I tend to have more people that I DON’T know in real life on Twitter vs. FB. That lets me be a bit more free and random with my Tweets than it would on FB.

Rachel V: People who post the same thing everywhere are committing sin #8 — Confusing Your Audiences. If that’s all you’re going to do, then you’re missing the point of it, which is to have a completely separate audience and repertoire for a different set of people. Sure, some people cross-post like blog announcements, etc…that’s understandable. But I’m almost never repeating myself between the two because there are different folks following and it’s a different “feel” than FB. Hard to explain, I guess.

Julia: There is a ton of chaff in the grain, you’re right, and it takes some work to figure out who is worth following, but that being said, I have very few “friends” on Twitter as opposed to random strangers around the planet who are, simply put, fascinating to read. I’ve met some great bloggers through it and other connections I wouldn’t have had if I didn’t.

I just don’t get it.
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