1. Firstly, Facebook is a social networking site. Twitter
is a micro-blogging site.
2 2. News! Follow at least one news
channel/ newspaper/ something’s twitter profile. Also, trending topics give a
good amount of information – especially with the new twitter.*
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3. Gossip. Everyone’s the other person’s friend in
Facebook. Bitching cannot be open enough. Twitter is slightly better because,
trust me, not all your friends know how to use it and they never bother
checking after making an account just for the heck of it.
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4. You can’t update your status every second (unless you
want to incur some major wrath from your friends). You can tweet every
nanosecond – your followers will be happy (if you’re sensible, that is).#
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5. With 140 characters only, the tendency to babble
becomes less.#
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6. There are no photo albums titled “MeHhhHh <3”.
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7. Followers are more important than friends, though
slightly less faithful.
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8. You’re not compelled to reply to every mention.
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9. News reaches you first, in every form – sarcasm, fact,
mockery, and joke. Anything you want.
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10. You
can mention anyone and kick their butts or praise them or do whatever. They won’t
notice, they won’t care and if you’re good, you’ll be retweeted!
* - Most
important for those budding journos who hate readin newspapers and like to flip
through.
# - contradictory, but true also.
When you want to tweet a lot, you want to sound sensible.
