so who's worth following on twitter??? bike related or none bike related as i want to make the most of my ipad nano (iphone)
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twitter- worth using ??? who's worth following???
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I signed up just to stalk my dad who I haven't seen for years. I haven't posted a thing and already have 3 followers. Bizarre.
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Yes, you'll find them
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I keep getting people following me who want to take their clothes off.
They love me long time for a fee.
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Real people usually loads better than celebs. I follow a MTB-ing policeman, a fell running nurse, some dutch mates of mine, and of course Brant Richards
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I've dropped off Twitter, Facebook seems madder.
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I'll post a link to this thread on Twitter and the people who think they're worth following will be in touch....maybe....
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@ukbikeskills
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I just done my first tweet.
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I follow this lot
http://twitter.com/andymatthews/following
Have a kick around in there. Quite a few cycling related ones.
You'll get all sorts of people following you. You can almost predict who is going to follow you in the next few minutes. For instance I mention "Rainwater pipes" in a Tweet and 2 people start following me who sell rainwater pipes.
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Dick_Barton - if you want some real boring stuff to read about! I've got a couple of lists set up so there might be people on there that you might want to follow - Biking; Diabetes and Biking Companies...
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I know some real people, I don't need a Twatter account, Go ride your Bike!
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i know loads of real people. if i cant ride a bike i want to talk bike!
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Yeah, you don't need to talk to people on there but it's a great way of finding lots of great info and keeping up to date with things.
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cookeaa - Member
I know some real people, I don't need a Twatter account, Go ride your Bike!
What you doing "talking" on here? Go ride your...
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As soon as you find someone who tweets about stuff you like, they will have some others who are similar, just follow them as well. If they annoy you, bin them, easy enough to do (although I think I have only got rid of one who was just going on and on and on about, absolutely nothing).
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I use twitter for work – it a good way of keeping up to date with Dementia & Nursing research as well as making comments on whatever effects & interests me at work - @opmh
On the other hand it’s quite a good way of just getting info and comments from like minded people - @breakneckspeed
Neither of these accounts stops me been social active, adept or a fully rounded & grounded person (not just my opinion I’ve been asses professionally)
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I've witnessed and been part of some genuine interactions, meetings and rides through twitter. Works for me.
@GreatRock
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I discovered the awesome @kowalskiradio on twitter thanks to @GreatRock and others, tho they broke it tonight 8O.
i'm @greyhoundjim on therePosted 2 years ago # -
you can follow us @vertebratepub
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oh will add that.
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@cycleworlduk
inane mostly but i love a new follower and we do competitions sometimes
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I'm @miketually on Twitter and most of the people I follow are worth following (otherwise I wouldn't follow them): http://twitter.com/miketually/following
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I mainly follow bikey or foody people on there.
Its a good way to arrange rides with mates if you can't pick up the phone or text.
Some that are good are
@ukbikeskills
@jimbosussexmtb
@shedfire
@HanIadventuresplus a few other likely individuals and organisations
Oh and if anyones interested I'm @WorthinSi but I'm quite dull tbh
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Its also great for cyber-stalking. Hows the garden renovations coming along miketually
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I'm on as @ridesawhitebike for what it's worth.
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@theravenofbath to keep up with our everchanging range of beers
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mmmmmmmmm beer
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serious question
why would you follow someone?
it just seems a bizarre concept to me that one person is constantly interested in someone else's thoughts & actions
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tis, it seems to me, a bit of a stalking mechanism, however, I like stalking some people like lancearmstrong, Steve Peat etc It's not really very interesting tbf. Think it was actually started as an advertising tool so companies could communicate with one another and advertise new products or conferences...
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If someone can reassure me that it's not remotely annoying and full of s*** as facebook I might give it a go.
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Its also great for cyber-stalking. Hows the garden renovations coming along miketually
Do you like my new front door?
why would you follow someone? it just seems a bizarre concept to me that one person is constantly interested in someone else's thoughts & actions
You follow someone who says, or does, or links to interesting things. You don't have to read everything they post. I like it for the chat and banter.
If someone can reassure me that it's not remotely annoying and full of s*** as facebook I might give it a go.
Just like Facebook, you only see who you choose to see. If you don't follow/friend annoying people who are full of shit, they're not full of shit.
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I've met up with a good few people off Twitter... And had some great rides out.
To be fair, it's not that different on here.. You follow like minded people..
@teetosugars here.Posted 2 years ago # -
Nobody is that interesting to follow though - if someone tells you they are worth following there is an expectation...it rarely gets met so they then consider them boring (I follow myself and I don't live up to my expectations so I'm amazed that 110 people actually think I'm worth following...poor folk!)...
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