Vital for Media Personalities
I would agree that it would be difficult NOT to use Twitter if you're a media personality/someone who relies on the media as a source of business. For most ordinary folks, nothing changes whether you use it or not. It never turned out to be a source of business as I thought it could have, hence I don't feel like I'll be missing revenue opportunities from leaving the service behind.
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Mark
I hear you. Twitter's faults notwithstanding, I'll tolerate it. It's like LinkedIn. Is it ideal? No, but for me it's an invaluable service. Not being on the network would severely hurt me in the eyes of many media types and potential publishers.
You're right about spammy accounts and bots. Twitter's going for quantity over quality.
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