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My first thought when reading this is 'hyperbole', as in the writer is giving this subject much more weight than it deserves. My second thought is to recommend
by rocky1138 14y ago
My first thought when reading this is 'hyperbole', as in the writer is giving this subject much more weight than it deserves.
My second thought is to recommend unplugging from the most prolific of tweeters, writers, and facebookers. This way you're not hit with the firehose and anything worthwhile will be distilled up to you by someone who is.
- hejsna 14y agoGood advice! I tend to unfollow people who tweet publicly more than ten times a day - they're hogging my mental bandwidth. Good thing about today's social networks is you can set your filters accordingly. Excessive bragging will get you hidden in my facebook feed, too.