http://www.danielskog.se/2008/03/11/23/ Tue, 30 Dec 2008 10:04:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.danielskog.se/2008/03/11/23/comment-page-1/#comment-57 Daniel Thu, 13 Mar 2008 15:25:50 +0000 http://www.danielskog.se/2008/03/11/23/#comment-57 I think that you're right - to some extent I feel connected even though I don't really know the people I follow so very close. But I would imagine that when the people I actually do know rather well also decide to join Twitter, it will be even more fun. As for the cellphone - I think you can skpi it. I hardly use mine. ;-) I think that you’re right – to some extent I feel connected even though I don’t really know the people I follow so very close. But I would imagine that when the people I actually do know rather well also decide to join Twitter, it will be even more fun. As for the cellphone – I think you can skpi it. I hardly use mine.

]]> http://www.danielskog.se/2008/03/11/23/comment-page-1/#comment-16 jacks Tue, 11 Mar 2008 17:05:56 +0000 http://www.danielskog.se/2008/03/11/23/#comment-16 i think it is fantastic that you are thinking about getting into Twitter Daniel - i have been toying with the idea myself because i also *love* the status update feature on Facebook. i would go further and say that it is our voyeuristic tendencies as academics, and perhaps just generally as people, that make us fascinated by the little tidbits of everyday life offered up by our friends on social networking sites. it makes us feel connected, and what's more, like we know something about, or are piecing together a puzzle, about people we may or may not know well in "real life." just random thoughts, but perhaps you will be the tipping point to force me into yet another social networking site. perhaps i need a cellphone first! anyhoo - good luck on Twitter! i think it is fantastic that you are thinking about getting into Twitter Daniel – i have been toying with the idea myself because i also *love* the status update feature on Facebook. i would go further and say that it is our voyeuristic tendencies as academics, and perhaps just generally as people, that make us fascinated by the little tidbits of everyday life offered up by our friends on social networking sites. it makes us feel connected, and what’s more, like we know something about, or are piecing together a puzzle, about people we may or may not know well in “real life.” just random thoughts, but perhaps you will be the tipping point to force me into yet another social networking site. perhaps i need a cellphone first! anyhoo – good luck on Twitter!

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