I only RT tweets related to my work, which is interactive design, gui, webdev . People following you that doesn't know you in person, probably follows you beca

I only RT tweets related to my work, which is interactive design, gui, webdev . People following you that doesn't know you in person, probably follows you because of the stuff you do (work) not who you are (personal). This is proper use of RT, in my opinion. Tagging a tweet as 'fav' doesn't show as clear as FBs like button. And it's more for saving good tweets, not sending 'I like this'. Likes shouldn't come up in your timeline. This is Twitter, not FB. There is room for this functionality, but it's not there. So for now, just @-reply and tell the persons in person, instead of a like-click. Gives more value.