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Are we talking too much about Twitter?

January 11, 2009 By Dan Thornton

Peter Cashmore has asked over at Mashable whether bloggers have become too infatuated with Twitter, and if there’s a backlash coming.

Some interesting comments on the article – and also the question of whether Pete should be listening to comments on Mashable and Digg – as someone points out in the comments, the way to look cool online is to act bored with anything that isn’t brand new!

So do you think there is too much talk about Twitter – should there be more on other microblogging/microsharing platforms, or should we take a break from it all and do something else?

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: digg, mashable, pete cashmore, twitter.blogging

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  1. Kfred85 says

    January 12, 2009 at 3:43 pm

    While there is a lot of talk about twitter, its massive growth this year suggests to me that it is still worth talking about. Twitter isn’t going anywhere soon. Since it is becoming more and more mainstream, I think it is worth discussing.

    While some of it may be old news to those who have been around the twitter scene a while, those who are new still need these resources. While there are a lot of resources out there already, new users always provoke new questions.

    I think discussion on other platforms would be a good idea too. A twitteropoly may not be the best thing either.

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