When you log onto Twitter, the first thing you read is the most recent thing posted, and as you scroll down, it gets progressively older. And that all logically makes sense. On the flip side you have Facebook, which puts the most popular posts up top, determined by (what we have been led to believe) …
While Facebook uses a system of showing other people things on your wall, your own thoughts, or other peoples shared thoughts, Twitter offers a different view on things…one that I think most people don’t understand, and use very incorrectly. Twitter offers two options on every Tweet you view: Retweet or Favorite. Retweet (further known as …
Continuing the theme from yesterday, in which I continue to place Twitter on a pedestal over Facebook. There are a lot of great uses for Twitter, that Facebook doesn’t always offer you. Facebook is slowly catching up with Hashtags and the Facebook Newswire, but when push comes to shove, Twitter is the place to go …
Yup, I think Twitter > Facebook. Let’s start on a simple level. On Facebook, you have everyone you know, have ever known, or ever met, all clogging up your newsfeed. Sure, I may be friends with you, but we have absolutely nothing in common, so why should I have to read every thought you have on …
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