Twitter or blog?

I’ve decided to blog more often about the things I discuss on . I’ll continue to use in the same way I do now, but I feel that I’m not communicating enough with most of my social network.

What’s my social network?

In short, it’s you and the other people with whom I’m connected. We are connected by the very fact that you’re interested in what I have to say. By the same token, I’m interested in what you have to say, hence why I converse with everyone who’s kind enough to spend time to leave a comment.

My social network is made up of people. Within that network I have multiple , each community representing something unique. The three I author for example, represent entirely different , each with some overlap.

You’ll notice that represents all of my . But it only represents a very small percentage of each one and hence, a small percentage of my social network. That’s because only a small handful of each community is represented by the early adopters in each one.

As I said, I won’t stop twittering. It’s a fantastic way to get to know more people whilst strengthening relationships. is also the world’s most comprehensive news feed and periodic replacement for a engine when searching for stuff such as contact details or recommendations.

Think about it for a minute, do you sometimes messages that warrant a blog post? Does laziness encourage you to opt for the more accessible ?

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