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you shouldn't feel obligated to follow all people back,
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don't be afraid to take some risks and follow someone outside your immediate circle,
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don't be offended if someone un-follows you or chooses not to follow you back.
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concerns people who tweet too frequently, dominating users' homepages with their messages
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shouldn't be afraid to be personal in your Twitter
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Twitter can humanize you in the eyes of your followers
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Kristen Kozloskidon't assume that people who are your immediate followers will only see your tweets. A tweet can be picked up publicly by Google or Twitter's search tool.
"It's open social discourse," Boyd says. "As a result, to some extent, some of what you say is going to be available for the public to see." -
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Jeredene MayfieldTwitter beginners need to understand the rules of etiquette for the service. So before you stick a foot measuring 140-characters-or-less in your mouth, check out our advice on how to follow and un-follow, share politely, direct message appropriately, and
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Laura Lee DooleyTwitter beginners need to understand the rules of etiquette for the service. So before you stick a foot measuring 140-characters-or-less in your mouth, check out our advice on how to follow and un-follow, share politely, direct message appropriately, and
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Ben PhillipsTwitter beginners need to understand the rules of etiquette for the service. So before you stick a foot measuring 140-characters-or-less in your mouth, check out our advice on how to follow and un-follow, share politely, direct message appropriately, and more.
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Jan AlexanderTwitter beginners need to understand the rules of etiquette for the service. So before you stick a foot measuring 140-characters-or-less in your mouth, check out our advice on how to follow and un-follow, share politely, direct message appropriately, and
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