Frances commented on 'Revelations of an Ever Evolving Web News Frontier'

2010-03-03T03:07:24Z

I guess it comes down to how much information an individual can process before it all gets to overload? Personally, I tend to dream in a stream of typeface. Not sure if the font changes, but it's a good indication of when I need to turn down the volume! The question I have to ask of you, Tiffany, is if it is possible to 'twit' and knit at the same time? Just joking! Couldn't resist!

Tiffanyrenee commented on 'Revelations of an Ever Evolving Web News Frontier'

2010-03-02T23:49:30Z

The best comment I've heard related to the difference between Facebook and Twitter is "Facebook is for connecting with those you know, Twitter is for connecting to those you are going to know".

I find this to be a very true statement. I have met so many new people on Twitter. And even met up with them face to face. Some I've met face to face at events, connected via Twitter and continue to value their tweets. And on Facebook I mostly connect with friends and family. But I feed my tweets to Facebook and occasionally have conversations there based on a tweet.

I receive most of my news via Twitter followers. I follow people based on the value of what they tweet. I manage it all through Twitter lists rather than trying to take a drink from the fire hydrant of my Twitter time line since I follow more than 1100 people.

Facebook seems less manageable. I would like a tool that would let me do lists that combine both sets of people. But haven't found the perfect one yet.

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