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Beyond being an online media cultist, I’m also a devout TV geek. So therefore I’m of course obsessed with Dexter, Showtime’s wonderful, whimsical, and occasionally haunting tale of a “good serial killer.”

Every episode has a theme, and this week the was thrown around, which is described as “the idea that a butterfly’s wings might create tiny changes in the atmosphere that may ultimately alter the path of a tornado or delay.” While that’s a little dramatic, it led me to think about cause-and-effect with relation to social media.

I’ve been thinking about and writing to an extent about such topics as Blogging 2.0, distributed conversations, smart people networks (think Twitter, FriendFeed), and the trend toward a blogging/microblogging balance, and all of those things involve an ebb and flow of conversation, each point of which can kick off in any number of directions… or perhaps not at all.

Today, for example, I noticed that I actually picked up on over on Twitter. It’s received a great many comments and likes on FF already:

“I invested a lot of time this year in FriendFeed and Twitter instead of my blog. Was that the right decision?”

On Twitter with a statement that reflects a piece I wrote last week: ” My working theory is that the best bloggers will also be strong microbloggers/social media participants, and vice versa.”

My response then kicked off a whole series of “side conversations” about blogging, “influencers” versus “broader audience,” social media, and even a fun but esoteric conversation about the meaning of accuracy and subsets versus supersets!

In essence I was reminded that the flexibility and openness of social media platforms bring a tremendous power. They’re not for everyone to be sure; I spend a good amount of time explaining why places like Twitter are important and useful for people, understanding that they are not yet mainstream communication hubs.

But I wouldn’t be surprised if one or several of them become so sooner or later. The call of the Butterfly Effect is strong.

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November 18th, 2008

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  • lanevids
    Hmm... this is a very interesting subject. I never thought of the butterfly effect in social media. So if I post this comment, will this alter the entire universe? Hmm.... post or not to post..... POST!!!
  • LOL! Sorry about delay in getting back to you, this comment got caught in the spam filter... hmm... the butterfly social media effect in action or... ???
  • maverickwoman
    I thought I'll share my own twitter butterfly effect story with you. This one was triggered by @ChrisBrogan

    The story didnt end there. 3 weeks ago I met with the poet in question in NY and he is coming to Australia next year to run some workshops at AMPLIFY- the Innovation & Thought Leadership Festival I produce in sydney.
  • That's super cool annalie! To think the social media Butterfly Effect touching the real world... crazy! :-)
  • For Twitter, I would absolutely agree with you. I'm not yet sold on the long term viability of Friendfeed when Facebook can do virtually the same thing. Not to mention, Friendfeed hits that critical mass of "too much information". But who knows? I'm excited to see what dethrones Twitter.
  • That's interesting that you frame it that way, Brandon, as you could easily (and perhaps more easily) argue that Facebook does "virtually the same thing" as Twitter.

    Personally I would argue that all three are unique and different and serve different purposes and different needs. I go back and forth overall on how relatively hot I am on Twitter vs. Friendfeed. I'm very high on Twitter at the moment but think both are pretty spectacular services, communities, and social media platforms.





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