good points Mark. Assuming that one’s twitter is essentially business focused. I’ve been guilty of this too. A lot of my friends complained and I’ve definitely seen my facebook activity increase after disconnecting twitter.
Why your tweets should not feed to your facebook status. It’s a #fail !!! - Presentation Transcript
Why your tweets should not feed to
your facebook status. It’s a #fail !!!
1. Twitter and facebook are not the same, so don’t treat them the same. While facebook is trying to be
more like twitter they still don’t serve the exact same purpose.
2. The majority of your friends on facebook have no idea why you’re status starts w/ “RT @mbj I totally
agree, check out http://tinyurl.com/d8h7rp”
3. For that matter, the majority of your friends are wondering who @whateverthatdudesnameis is, if that’s
really a person, and why the typo with the @ symbol???
4. Expanding on point #1, if you are using Twitter like you use facebook then you are missing the point.
5. My theory for how to use the two services. Just my opinion, I am not a social media expert. We’re all
just learning as we go and some have more experience than others.
• Facebook is for your friends. Your definition of friend is what you want it to be. My general rule is
that if I’ve met you in person then you can be my facebook friend (there are a few exceptions of
course). It’s the social network for the cool kids that want to show they are savvy on the
Internet, but not too nerdy.
• Twitter is for nerds. Following nerds that like the same stuff you do and sharing that nerdy stuff
with them is what it’s all about. The best use of Twitter is to share nerdy goodness and even
discuss it on this nerdy public platform. Some of the people you follow could be your friends, but
they are just as big an Internet nerd as you.
So, to summarize – twitter ≠ facebook / Facebook = friends / Twitter = nerds
Again, this is just my opinion. The following slides show you how to remove the Twitter tool (or any application
really) from facebook so your tweets no longer syndicate or autofeed to your facebook status anymore.
That’s really the point of this slideshow anyway.
Step 1: Applications Button
Click here
Step 2: When you get to the application
page scroll down to the bottom
Step 3: When you get to the bottom click
on the link for “Built by Twitter”
Click here
Step 4: Click on “Remove this Application”
and follow further instruction to remove
Click here
Please enjoy your Twitter and facebook
experiences separately and responsibly.
Credits
Thanks to Powerpoint, the Fail
Whale, Twitter, facebook, the
RT, @whateverthatdudesnameis, Slideshare, Mafia
Wars, Pick your 5!, the new facebook
format, Tweetdeck, and all the little people (you know who
you are).
Follow me @mbj, @theaptnerd, & @homeisjchart
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