Comments on: MeasurementCamp – and Twitter http://thewayoftheweb.net/2008/08/measurementcamp-and-twitter/ Digital Content, Marketing and Disruptive Technology Consultancy Fri, 18 May 2012 01:27:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: otoburb http://thewayoftheweb.net/2008/08/measurementcamp-and-twitter/#comment-441 otoburb Fri, 08 Aug 2008 05:01:56 +0000 http://thewayoftheweb.net/?p=348#comment-441 I think that much depends on the fluency and compartmentalization that one is able to control over their online personas. Twitter is definitely the hardest persona to fake, but this is somewhat remedied by simply not tweeting certain things that one might feel is too immature or might offend your diverse followers. This may be a different dynamic depending on personality traits, interests, known volatility and size of your follower base, but I certainly find that there are a few tweets that I just don't send out because they are considered way too personal; thus expressed either in a private diary or alternate (possibly anonymous) online outlet. I think that much depends on the fluency and compartmentalization that one is able to control over their online personas.

Twitter is definitely the hardest persona to fake, but this is somewhat remedied by simply not tweeting certain things that one might feel is too immature or might offend your diverse followers.

This may be a different dynamic depending on personality traits, interests, known volatility and size of your follower base, but I certainly find that there are a few tweets that I just don’t send out because they are considered way too personal; thus expressed either in a private diary or alternate (possibly anonymous) online outlet.

]]> By: otoburb http://thewayoftheweb.net/2008/08/measurementcamp-and-twitter/#comment-5634 otoburb Fri, 08 Aug 2008 05:01:00 +0000 http://thewayoftheweb.net/?p=348#comment-5634 I think that much depends on the fluency and compartmentalization that one is able to control over their online personas. Twitter is definitely the hardest persona to fake, but this is somewhat remedied by simply not tweeting certain things that one might feel is too immature or might offend your diverse followers. This may be a different dynamic depending on personality traits, interests, known volatility and size of your follower base, but I certainly find that there are a few tweets that I just don't send out because they are considered way too personal; thus expressed either in a private diary or alternate (possibly anonymous) online outlet. I think that much depends on the fluency and compartmentalization that one is able to control over their online personas.

Twitter is definitely the hardest persona to fake, but this is somewhat remedied by simply not tweeting certain things that one might feel is too immature or might offend your diverse followers.

This may be a different dynamic depending on personality traits, interests, known volatility and size of your follower base, but I certainly find that there are a few tweets that I just don’t send out because they are considered way too personal; thus expressed either in a private diary or alternate (possibly anonymous) online outlet.

]]> By: 140Char » Is Twitter the best way to see someone’s real persona? http://thewayoftheweb.net/2008/08/measurementcamp-and-twitter/#comment-439 140Char » Is Twitter the best way to see someone’s real persona? Thu, 07 Aug 2008 22:28:23 +0000 http://thewayoftheweb.net/?p=348#comment-439 [...] the midst of my latest post over at TheWayoftheWeb, I started musing about whether Twitter provides a more realistic picture of me than any other mass [...] [...] the midst of my latest post over at TheWayoftheWeb, I started musing about whether Twitter provides a more realistic picture of me than any other mass [...]

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