I wonder if this is where Arp done got off too...

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I wonder if this is where Arp done got off too...

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A Man, A Plan And A Sharpie: 'The Great Typo Hunt'
Incensed by a "no tresspassing" sign, Jeff Deck launched a cross-country trip to right grammatical wrongs.


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:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

I sure hope not; I fear it's a lost cause.
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Twitter.


Time-consuming, destined-to-fail, amateurs-trying-broadcasting-but-having-no-self-editing-sklills, ticked-it-still-gets-all-my-attention piece of crap.
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He's back!
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The French have Twitter too.
They have to send their Tweets twice.

They always Re-Tweet.
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Arp!!! You are back!!
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genlock wrote:The French have Twitter too.
They have to send their Tweets twice.

They always Re-Tweet.

:lol: :lol:
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Arp2 wrote:Time-consuming, destined-to-fail, amateurs-trying-broadcasting-but-having-no-self-editing-sklills, ticked-it-still-gets-all-my-attention piece of crap.
Whose Tweets Matter Most?
A startup monitors the spread of information on Twitter to identify users with the most influence.


http://www.technologyreview.com/communi ... ef=rss&a=f

"It's not the number of followers you have on Twitter that counts--it's how you influence them. That's the message from a new service called PeerIndex that analyzes the flow of information through Twitter. It offers a way to find people who are particularly authoritative in certain domains. The users it turns up may have relatively few followers but can still wield a huge amount of influence-- in particular subject areas."
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