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    laboratorymaster 01/27/2011

    The 10 Dos and Don’ts in Twitter


     Not showing off
    o Make sure the content is appropriate and relevant the
    everybody else that is viewing
    o Ask other friends and people for advice on whether
    something is worth publishing on the web
     Don’t use too much slang
    o Use language that isn’t too slang or hard to understand to
    other people
    o Too much web or slang language could confuse other
    readers
     Don’t leave the conversation for too long
    o Don’t wait a day or two between a message
    o People usually want a reply within a few hours; if not, they
    might or will probably forget about the subject

    Tweeting Ideas
    Background
    Accomplishments
    New Ideas
    My experiences in science
    My education and degrees
    Published Works
    Plans for the future
    01/27/2011
    01/27/2011

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