Comment on Report: 44% of Twitter Accounts Have Never Sent a TweetparentComments−pinaceae12ythen follow sites. lots of them now have twitter feeds.see @daringfireball vs. @gruber.or the various @HN feeds.−Touche12ySo what do you do when you aren't looking at Twitter in the timespan in which it appears in your feed? Just never see those articles?−nnkh12yThe same thing you do with RSS/Atom feeds. They don’t magically disappear unless they’re deleted. If you mean you think they would get buried under regular human tweets, you can make a list. I have a news list for this.−Touche12yThey do disappear off of your feed in which case you'll never see them again. There is no concept of "unread" tweets, like there is with RSS.−nnkh12yYou can scroll down. The latter is true.−Touche12yYou can scroll down.Not if you check it once a day (or even once an hour depending on how many things you follow), it's gone by then.
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then follow sites. lots of them now have twitter feeds.
see @daringfireball vs. @gruber.
or the various @HN feeds.
So what do you do when you aren't looking at Twitter in the timespan in which it appears in your feed? Just never see those articles?
The same thing you do with RSS/Atom feeds. They don’t magically disappear unless they’re deleted. If you mean you think they would get buried under regular human tweets, you can make a list. I have a news list for this.
They do disappear off of your feed in which case you'll never see them again. There is no concept of "unread" tweets, like there is with RSS.
You can scroll down. The latter is true.
Not if you check it once a day (or even once an hour depending on how many things you follow), it's gone by then.