I see Twitter as FB for people you don't actually know. And creators of things you like. That way it works a bit like a mini-fanletter-post-office or something. So you get hate- and fanmail posted there, and some of the people it's addressed to will react, others will not. Sometimes you get some nice conversations out of that.
Of course, most of Twitter just seems to be shouting at nothing.
And then there's RP and joke accounts of course. Like @Angry_Moffat.
Also, I've only just discovered I can catch BBC's Radio 4 Extra online - the one with the radio plays - and there's a new Sherlock story coming up. Thought I'd let you know: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b011km4z
Hey you! Thanks for the comment. I get what you mean about Twitter. It makes sense to me, I just feel awkward and informal using Twitter to contact people I admire, but I guess that's the celebrity effect, lol. It would be nice to at least say "thanks for writing this."
The radio program is awesome - dunno if I can hear them (I'm in the US) but it sounds great, so I'll check it out.
(lol @ Angry_Moffat - I had to look for it, it made me laugh)
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Of course, most of Twitter just seems to be shouting at nothing.
And then there's RP and joke accounts of course. Like @Angry_Moffat.
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The radio program is awesome - dunno if I can hear them (I'm in the US) but it sounds great, so I'll check it out.
(lol @ Angry_Moffat - I had to look for it, it made me laugh)
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