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Based on your comments here, it sounds like your circles mainly included professional contacts. Have you used twitter in a similar fashion? How were the spam le
by rwolf 15y ago
Based on your comments here, it sounds like your circles mainly included professional contacts. Have you used twitter in a similar fashion? How were the spam levels there?
Edit: My question sounded sarcastic when I reread it. I don't have any newspaper-industry contacts on twitter or google+, so I'm curious about the extent to which the network influences their sharing habits.
- rjd 15y agoMy EDIT: Most of them use posting tools, like ping.fm. So all networks are spammed equally. They just use social networks as spam aggregation tools ----------------------------------------- LOL I used twitter for a while, but I found it very intrusive and stopped using it. That was before I started working for 'big media'. From a personal level I didn't see much value from it. I still have a professional account but I only check that once a week or something. I don't have a desire to be instantly upto date like some people, I can wait a week and really I have IM, work email, personal email, cellphone, work phone, facebook, tumblr, all buzzying constantly. I don't need more crap what I need is more time. If someone would build a social network that address information overflow that'd be great. (just misspelled 'network' as 'betwork' ... theres an idea for someone that loves maths, build a social tool to share sports betting odds amongst friends, liek a better tipping game or something)