Every evening you will see taxis lined up at the end of Chelsea Bridge in London. It is not a taxi rank, the drivers are visiting a van selling coffee, tea and burgers. The question is whether they are there for the food and drink, or to participate in a micro-community. I think the latter, [...]
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December 4, 2008
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Twitter’s messy reality
By Paul Adams in SociabilityMessy reality 1: Perceived effort outweighs perceived benefit I’m on Twitter, have been for ages, and have lots of friends and followers. The problem is that out of the 30 people I care about most in the world, only 1 is on Twitter. Out of those 30, almost all use personal email everyday, are online, [...]
Tags: Ambient Intimacy, Twitter
