Comments on: So your boss wants you to tweet.. http://www.afhill.com/blog/tweeting-for-work/ Reflections on online strategy, social media marketing, web accessibility and interactive design. Tue, 07 Feb 2012 22:14:21 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Andrea Hill http://www.afhill.com/blog/tweeting-for-work/#comment-208517 Andrea Hill Thu, 30 Jul 2009 15:44:48 +0000 http://www.afhill.com/blog/?p=2046#comment-208517 thanks, Taj - yet another instance where writing about SoMe becomes outdated very, very quickly. thanks, Taj – yet another instance where writing about SoMe becomes outdated very, very quickly.

]]> By: Taj Moore http://www.afhill.com/blog/tweeting-for-work/#comment-208031 Taj Moore Wed, 29 Jul 2009 01:04:38 +0000 http://www.afhill.com/blog/?p=2046#comment-208031 Now that Twitter has @replies automatically NOT show up in followers' streams unless they follow both parties, it helps to know how to get around that if you choose to: if you want everyone to see your @reply to another member, make sure the first character in your tweet is something other than @. For example: <em>@afhill this won't show up on other people's feeds</em> <em>This, @afhill, will definitely show up in my followers' feeds.</em> You can choose your level of conversation: direct message (whispering in someone's ear), @reply someone (using your inside voice), and regular tweets with @reply in the text (using your outside voice). Now that Twitter has @replies automatically NOT show up in followers’ streams unless they follow both parties, it helps to know how to get around that if you choose to: if you want everyone to see your @reply to another member, make sure the first character in your tweet is something other than @. For example:

@afhill this won’t show up on other people’s feeds

This, @afhill, will definitely show up in my followers’ feeds.

You can choose your level of conversation: direct message (whispering in someone’s ear), @reply someone (using your inside voice), and regular tweets with @reply in the text (using your outside voice).

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