To Tweet Or Not To Tweet Third Round
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This document provides a short introduction to the social media platform Twitter. It discusses what Twitter is, how it can be used to stay informed, share information, and promote. It also covers basics like retweets, hashtags, direct messages, following and unfollowing others. Additionally, it notes current Twitter user statistics and demographics, as well as privacy concerns and recommendations for protecting privacy on the platform.
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