TTMD
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- Nov 10, 2012
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If you're concerned about public access to your twitter updates, you can set your account as private, and people will have to request access. You can grant/deny one request at a time.
Other significant features that makes twitter an indispensable tool are "Lists" & "saved searches". You can google around for instructions & tips on how to yes these features. You end up with your own custom news feed.
I've been on twitter for over 6 years now & use it daily. Much more frequently than Facebook, which, by the way, is also falling out of fashion with HS & college kids (or so my two kids who are those ages tell me.) so that's gotta tell you something... Anyway, if you have any specific questions you can PM me here, or find me on twitter at @troyturner .
Other significant features that makes twitter an indispensable tool are "Lists" & "saved searches". You can google around for instructions & tips on how to yes these features. You end up with your own custom news feed.
I've been on twitter for over 6 years now & use it daily. Much more frequently than Facebook, which, by the way, is also falling out of fashion with HS & college kids (or so my two kids who are those ages tell me.) so that's gotta tell you something... Anyway, if you have any specific questions you can PM me here, or find me on twitter at @troyturner .
