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There’s been going on the last few days about how “important” Twitter is, about how many regular people (read= non-geeky non-web-obsessed folk) know about it, whether or not it will ever hit a mainstream audience, and so on.

Regardless (and I think it will hit the mainstream, probably in 8-12 months), Twitter is important in the daily lives of many people. So much so that, like me, people such as use Twitter as a way to start the day, to see what’s going on in the world, to collect useful links that trusted “loose” connections have already collected and shared and commented about in short tidy snippets, and to simply check in with the digital universe to say hey y’all, it’s gonna be another day of interwebs tom foolery, now isn’t it.

My own personal Twitter habits have caused me to wonder how others use the service as well. In particular, I’m curious as to where people “start.” In other words, when you choose to follow someone on Twitter, you receive ongoing updates of their Twitter posts. When you do human things that require leaving a computer, such as sleeping, Twitter posts accumulate all the while.

When I have the time, I’ll go back to the last time I was on Twitter, and “read forward” through all the posts that were made from that time. More often though I’ll only have the time to read through more recent posts that were made before I reentered the Twitter vortex.

This again brings up a new feature suggestion for Twitter: add a checkbox next to every “tweet” so that logged in users can mark their place – kind of like slipping a bookmark into a tome before going to sleep – and easily find it again the next time they check back in.

I was a little bit surprised to see that busy people such as were inclined to at least try to read all of their Twitter friends’ posts as well. does the same, though he starts with replies and then “works backwards” from most recent posts to the point at which he last signed off. To this, I : “Interesting – I have a neurotic need to read tweets “in order,” except when on blackberry.”

Surely not everyone is as engaged (obsessed?) with Twitter to do this, however. And for people like and , who follow upwards of 20,000 people each, it would be simply impossible to follow updates made while they were offline.

So to recap, the stages of Twitter addiction are:

* You’re a regular person
* You know about Twitter
* You use Twitter
* You use Twitter but don’t read every single post
* You use Twitter and try to read every single post
* You’re Jason Calacanis or Robert Scoble

Please note: with the exception of the Calacanis and Scoble stage (Stage Scobacanis?), it’s all too easy to accelerate through the stages of Twitter addiction!

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April 29th, 2008

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Eric Berlin

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  • I start "following" people I think are interesting, usually those who are having conversations of interest with others that I'm following. Then its a matter of engaging them and convincing them that it would be worthwhile to follow me... I agree, though, I have a compulsive need of some sort to read my tweets in order, to follow the conversation the way it actually occurred... but for me, that includes when I'm on my blackberry.
  • Xavier - I would "read forward" on blackberry as well but that's the point where my laziness compels me to simply read backwards ;-)
  • Well I feel relatively safe ... I just know about Twitter.
    Let's see if in 6months I levelled up....
  • Gaetan, you may well be sucked into the Twitter vortex by then ;-)
  • i'm in there with reading nearly every post
  • When I'm home on the weekend, nerding out with the laptop and TV on in the background, I like hanging out on twitter and reading just about every post.

    This actually brings up another topic -- reading twitter on the web versus using a desktop app (twhirl, alert thingy, etc.). I find that for regular twitter check-ins I actually prefer the web, but during nerding out, more relaxed times I like using twhirl.
  • I've moved from your fifth bullet to your fourth bullet.

    When I first started using Twitter last fall, I did read every post, but at a certain point I found that I was unable to do so. (Same with FriendFeed, by the way.) Now I simply dip my finger in the water and see what's happened in the last few minutes. I couple this with TweetScan searches against my "oemperor" handle or against topics of interest.
  • I'm in pretty much the same boat, at least for the time being. Though I will dig back through pages of Twitter tweets online when I have the time. I use Friendfeed differently from Twitter, so I always just look at the most recent posts. It's a nice way to cast the net a little bit wider to see what people are reading, writing, and sharing.





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