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]]> By: Bill Bolmeier http://billbolmeier.com/twitter-lists-public-private/comment-page-1/#comment-600 Bill Bolmeier Wed, 11 Nov 2009 21:13:54 +0000 http://billbolmeier.com/?p=3617#comment-600 I hear you. There's "gold" in those "mine" of tweets though. I hear you. There's “gold” in those “mine” of tweets though.

]]> By: Bill Bolmeier http://billbolmeier.com/twitter-lists-public-private/comment-page-1/#comment-598 Bill Bolmeier Wed, 11 Nov 2009 20:55:21 +0000 http://billbolmeier.com/?p=3617#comment-598 Well said jangeronimo. I actually showed up on a dingbats list a week after lists were introduced. Well said jangeronimo. I actually showed up on a dingbats list a week after lists were introduced.

]]> By: jangeronimo http://billbolmeier.com/twitter-lists-public-private/comment-page-1/#comment-597 jangeronimo Wed, 11 Nov 2009 20:10:34 +0000 http://billbolmeier.com/?p=3617#comment-597 I'm surprised there are still people apprehensive being put in a snarky list when the solution is right there, block the person who puts you in a bad light - just as you mentioned in your post.<br><br>And who's in his right mind would put such highly negative sounding list for everyone to see? That's counterproductive if you care about how other tweeters perceive you. It might be a source of a few good laughs now, but eventually you'd get your comeuppance. People steer clear of highly negative people. It's a downer and there's no guarantee you'd not be in that snarky tweeter's target practice.<br><br>Nice pointers you've got here. Well done. I'm surprised there are still people apprehensive being put in a snarky list when the solution is right there, block the person who puts you in a bad light – just as you mentioned in your post.

And who's in his right mind would put such highly negative sounding list for everyone to see? That's counterproductive if you care about how other tweeters perceive you. It might be a source of a few good laughs now, but eventually you'd get your comeuppance. People steer clear of highly negative people. It's a downer and there's no guarantee you'd not be in that snarky tweeter's target practice.

Nice pointers you've got here. Well done.

]]> By: Charlie on PA Tpk http://billbolmeier.com/twitter-lists-public-private/comment-page-1/#comment-599 Charlie on PA Tpk Wed, 11 Nov 2009 18:19:35 +0000 http://billbolmeier.com/?p=3617#comment-599 I was an early beta tester of #LISTS and found out one thing in particular: if I have a need to trim the number of people I follow into a handy list, I must be following far, too many people. I was an early beta tester of #LISTS and found out one thing in particular: if I have a need to trim the number of people I follow into a handy list, I must be following far, too many people.

]]> By: Bill Bolmeier http://billbolmeier.com/twitter-lists-public-private/comment-page-1/#comment-519 Bill Bolmeier Wed, 11 Nov 2009 15:13:54 +0000 http://billbolmeier.com/?p=3617#comment-519 I hear you. There's "gold" in those "mine" of tweets though. I hear you. There's “gold” in those “mine” of tweets though.

]]> By: Bill Bolmeier http://billbolmeier.com/twitter-lists-public-private/comment-page-1/#comment-518 Bill Bolmeier Wed, 11 Nov 2009 14:55:21 +0000 http://billbolmeier.com/?p=3617#comment-518 Well said jangeronimo. I actually showed up on a dingbats list a week after lists were introduced. Well said jangeronimo. I actually showed up on a dingbats list a week after lists were introduced.

]]> By: jangeronimo http://billbolmeier.com/twitter-lists-public-private/comment-page-1/#comment-517 jangeronimo Wed, 11 Nov 2009 14:10:34 +0000 http://billbolmeier.com/?p=3617#comment-517 I'm surprised there are still people apprehensive being put in a snarky list when the solution is right there, block the person who puts you in a bad light - just as you mentioned in your post.<br><br>And who's in his right mind would put such highly negative sounding list for everyone to see? That's counterproductive if you care about how other tweeters perceive you. It might be a source of a few good laughs now, but eventually you'd get your comeuppance. People steer clear of highly negative people. It's a downer and there's no guarantee you'd not be in that snarky tweeter's target practice.<br><br>Nice pointers you've got here. Well done. I'm surprised there are still people apprehensive being put in a snarky list when the solution is right there, block the person who puts you in a bad light – just as you mentioned in your post.

And who's in his right mind would put such highly negative sounding list for everyone to see? That's counterproductive if you care about how other tweeters perceive you. It might be a source of a few good laughs now, but eventually you'd get your comeuppance. People steer clear of highly negative people. It's a downer and there's no guarantee you'd not be in that snarky tweeter's target practice.

Nice pointers you've got here. Well done.

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