Oh yeah, I didn't even include my link last time. Follow me here. (Private by default because I kept getting hit by spammers.)

The only real use I see myself getting out of it personally is looking back in a couple years and recalling what was going on in my life.

I guess I could see it being more interesting in the short term if you had a lot of followers or were following lots of others.

I shouldn't give this a go. I would just make people jealous with my life as a french duke lying around in hammocks eating soft cheese.

Not too active, but sometimes I update over here: http://twitter.com/maatc

You don't have to follow people who follow you. Also, you do have the ability to block people if you need to.

I suggest checking the Tweets people post to decide. Maybe they post worthwhile article or site links. Maybe they share funny/entertaining links. Perhaps they found a cool video that is Sift worthy. It depends on what interests you. Some Twits are just interesting to follow.

Some famous people post Tweets as well. And some websites have someone post official Tweets, i.e., Twitter (naturally), Pandora, Mashable, MyBlogLog, BlogCatalog. Who knows, maybe SiftBot will start Tweeting.

Links are converted automatically to "tiny URLs." The character limit is 140.

Should you become a Twittering Twit, here is my profile in case you feel compelled to follow me. Yes, there is Twitter lingo too . . .

http://twitter.com/dotartdude

Oh, you're so narcissistic. Now I'm off to watch my profile page.

Here are two celebrity Twits if you prefer:


http://twitter.com/chucknorris

http://twitter.com/HenryRollins