Posts Tagged “twitter spam”
I was playing phone tag with Chris Pirillo today when I started thinking about Gnomedex this year. I love SXSW to death, but Gnomedex is my favorite technology conference. To be sure I’m not missing out on any of the pre-Gnomedex chatter on Twitter, I decided to give TweepML a try. It’s a free service [...]
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Phishing scams are not foreign to Twitter and other social networking sites. Here’s three tips to avoid becoming a victim. 1. Never click a link from someone you don’t know. It’s simple. If it sounds too good to be true, it is. 2. Always judge a person by their avatar and username. Typically if the [...]
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A while ago I held a poll on whether you like or dislike automatic Twitter direct messages, the majority of you dislike them. These are the automated private messages you receive upon following someone. They often include links to their blogs, sites, etc. Sometimes they are created by newbies who don’t realize how annoying they [...]
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I’ve been struggling to keep up with following back friends on Twitter lately. That’s why my Twitter bio reads: Please @ me if I’m not following you back yet. I do try to return the follows, keeping in mind that I can’t follow more than 2,000, but it’s difficult to keep up with it. I’m [...]
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