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The Twitter Hype
July 31st, 2009 | by Brett DerricottYou might love Twitter and think it’s the greatest tool ever created. I’ve certainly met plenty of people who do. I’m not anti-Twitter, per se, but I probably only love it about 10% as much as the average Twitter user (AKA Twitterer).
Do I use Twitter? Yes, a little bit. I think it does have some value. But I don’t buy into the whole “Twitter is changing the world” thing, which explains why I enjoyed this graphic so much.
Sorry if you hate it.
What do you think? Is the graphic understating the value of Twitter and the revolution that is taking place? Am I lame and stupid for not being a Twitter fanboy? Post a comment and let me know.
