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A Guide to Twitter - Tasshin
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We hope that this guide to Twitter will be useful to you, wherever you are in your Twitter journey.
Co-Authored with Brian Hall I started using Twitter in March, 2007, one year after Jack did. I was 15, and I loved reading Metafilter, Digg, TechCrunch, Lifehacker, and 43 Folders. I must have read about Twitter on one of those websites, and decided to check it out. In 2007, the year that I signed up, I wrote 14 tweets. They were mostly status updates about what I was doing, and what I was interested in. Looking back, it seems to me that I wasn’t sure what to do with it. I’m not sure the world did, either. It took me a long time to figure out what Twitter was for, and I believe it’s taken the
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