I love you too darling. This is such a sweet post.

That's hilarious. I'd totally forgotten about that.

Here is my super secret lemonade recipe. 3-1-1

3 cups of water
1 cup of sugar
1 cup of lemon juice

cut up 2 lemons and throw them in

it's the best lemonade ever

This is truly one of my favorite memories and I just love the picture. I love you darling.

I have my moments. ;)

I absolutely do not autofollow anyone that follows me. My follow back ration is probably close to 70% but I always examine the user's twitter stream before following them.

My reasons for not following a user are:
* The user is new and hasn’t proved that they are going to be an active member of my community.
* The user only promotes their own content and never engages other users in conversations.
* The user is an obvious marketer/spammer.

Good article and I completely agree.

Tsudohnimh
website: http://Knowthenetwork.com
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I don't disagree with your take on apple being forced to respond to theft. I have a jailbroken iphone only to give me access to free apps that aren't offered thru iTunes and I find this a big disheartening. I'd like to think there was a middle ground to classify the theft of apps as illegal and still allow a gray area for jailbreaking.

C'est la vie.

I'd tend to agree. Most simply don't see any user for Twitter. However, Pogue's article shows an excellent application of the tool. I don't know what the definition of mainstream is but I don't think the average Y! messenger user is going to be interested. At least not yet.

I've cultivated my online identity now for over 3 years and the only way that I think a someone would have an issue is if there are trying to portray someone else via their online handle. If the only ID is an true expression of themself then there is not risk in losing who they are to the online persona. In my case, "Tsudohnimh" is often the most accurate expression of who I am.

I've got friends from hacker cons and meetups that I've known and interacted with for years and neither know the other's real name. They know me only as "Tsudo".

Good post. Thought provoking

Tsudohnimh
website: http://Knowthenetwork.com
follow me on Twitter http://twitter.com/tsudo

Thanks for the shoutout. I appreciate it man. OpenDNS is great isn't it?