The First Rule of #Twitter: There are no Rules. http://bit.ly/61Hauw

6 months, 3 weeks ago byYuriArtibise onTwitter

The Twitter Rulebook | danny brown "rules and etiquette" #blog #somemkghttp://bit.ly/u4MhJ

10 months ago bydeBradyMD onTwitter

The Twitter Rulebook and How to Use It | danny brown http://bit.ly/OBL5o

1 year ago byTempusgroup onTwitter

Check out Danny's Twitter Rulebook. Nice tips, but generally he says, just do it. http://bit.ly/WV1f2

1 year ago bypeterfrancon onTwitter

Hi Danny,
This is about the best advise I’ve heard about using Twitter.
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1 year, 2 months ago byPaul onWordpress

I like having the pressure relieved a bit. My aim is to write something of interest every time I Tweet. Even tho I notice some just put in a link that may be of interest.
Lots of personal rules for us to follow without pushing them.
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1 year, 4 months ago byElan Chalford onWordpress

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1 year, 4 months ago byweekly (weekly) | The Web2Marketer onWordpress

Right. If anyone has the *right* on saying how you should and shouldn’t use Twitter, it would be Evan Williams and the rest of the founding team. Yet they themselves say it’s the users that are finding the best ways to use it.
That doesn’t include telling people what to do, though.
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1 year, 5 months ago byDanny onWordpress

The greatest thing about Twitter is that everyone’s voice is equal, Paula. Sure, you may have 5,000, 10,000 followers or more. But that doesn’t make you more *important* than someone with 5 or 10 followers. It simply amplifies your voice - but is it really being heard all the time as the numbers grow?
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1 year, 5 months ago byDanny onWordpress

The best of it is, some of the *power Twitters* often seem to use it in the ways that irk most people, i.e., broadcasting and shameless self-promotion. Not all, but a few. So are their ways right? It is to them, which makes it work for them - just not for others. That’s the point - use what works for you and people will either agree or not.
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1 year, 5 months ago byDanny onWordpress

I can see why that post would be viewed this way (5 Annoying Things…). However, I did just write that as my own personal peeves - perhaps the one that I’d change would be the point about personal discussions , but the rest are just my own peeves and not *rules* as such.
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1 year, 5 months ago byDanny onWordpress

Cheers David. That’s the thing - I may feel that I *behave* on Twitter but then maybe I’m being really annoying to others. We can never please everyone all of the time; nor should we try to. Be happy with how we conduct ourselves is the place to start.
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1 year, 5 months ago byDanny onWordpress

With regards that second one, I think just common sense is the best guideline. Ask yourself, “Would I say this in person?”. If yes, then go for it. If that means you say the things that journalist did, then it makes you wonder what he’s like in person.
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1 year, 5 months ago byDanny onWordpress

It’s like in life, Susan. Obviously there are the legal *rules* that need to be adhered to, but for the rest of the time, it’s what we do ourselves that attract people to us (or not). Writing our own rulebook and playing by it makes us who we are, individually and collectively. Isn’t that part of the fun of being individuals? Total Comments by Danny: 626 ... See all content Hide content

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