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I think the future of twitter is in effectively tracking what genuine people need, want, and feel and displaying that information in an accessible manner. I hav

• dpcan 17y ago
  All the "genuine people" I know in my life don't use Twitter and have no intention of doing so. Not one of them needs to tell people they don't know how much they love apples. http://twitter.com/#search?q=i+love+apples http://twitter.com/#search?q=i+love+apples All people will simply STOP using twitter. I used to be on Twitter often, and so were many people in my small city. Now, if I go back, about 2 or three people I followed post to twitter every couple of weeks (if at all) where there used to be about 30. They all just stopped. It's like ANY new toy. You play with it for a few weeks right after Christmas, but then, it just ends up in the toy box and is never played with again.
  • coliveira 17y ago
    People though the same about the web in general, but things change when you build around this infrastructure. The first time I saw the web I though nobody would stay much time around a computer to look at crappy web sites. But the really good web sites came in, and we are here 15 years later.