Comments on: Twitter and Facebook, the new virtual watercooler http://webenso.com/twitter-and-facebook-the-virtual-watercooler/ Build a Better WordPress Website Fri, 03 Feb 2012 04:59:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: sensei http://webenso.com/twitter-and-facebook-the-virtual-watercooler/#comment-5085 sensei Wed, 19 May 2010 19:10:24 +0000 http://webenso.com/?p=575#comment-5085 I agree the Farmville (Mafia Wars, etc..) thing is a annoying. A quick tip is you can hide Farmville posts, look for the "hide" option on the individual post. I still do tons of email. But for real time conversation nothing beats IM (instant messenger). Facebook is third on my list of where great conversations happen. I agree the Farmville (Mafia Wars, etc..) thing is a annoying. A quick tip is you can hide Farmville posts, look for the “hide” option on the individual post.

I still do tons of email. But for real time conversation nothing beats IM (instant messenger). Facebook is third on my list of where great conversations happen.

]]> By: Randy Kirk http://webenso.com/twitter-and-facebook-the-virtual-watercooler/#comment-5067 Randy Kirk Wed, 12 May 2010 00:44:08 +0000 http://webenso.com/?p=575#comment-5067 I must be old school. I do the same thing, but through email. Maybe my associates are on Facebook or Twitter, but I don't think so. Those who are on Facebook seem to put up stupid stuff or only brag about their farms. But email seems to be where the action is for real conversation. My 14 year old is on skype 10 hours a day with his friends. Seems better. It is hilarious to watch his friends totally doing homework or whatever and occasionally look up to say something like they were in the same room I must be old school. I do the same thing, but through email. Maybe my associates are on Facebook or Twitter, but I don’t think so. Those who are on Facebook seem to put up stupid stuff or only brag about their farms.

But email seems to be where the action is for real conversation.

My 14 year old is on skype 10 hours a day with his friends. Seems better. It is hilarious to watch his friends totally doing homework or whatever and occasionally look up to say something like they were in the same room

]]> By: sensei http://webenso.com/twitter-and-facebook-the-virtual-watercooler/#comment-5005 sensei Wed, 28 Apr 2010 03:14:15 +0000 http://webenso.com/?p=575#comment-5005 Thanks for pointing that out! I am connected to a few of my college classmates and I would not be in touch with them if it hadn't been for facebook. Thanks for pointing that out! I am connected to a few of my college classmates and I would not be in touch with them if it hadn’t been for facebook.

]]> By: Mike Troup http://webenso.com/twitter-and-facebook-the-virtual-watercooler/#comment-4996 Mike Troup Mon, 26 Apr 2010 19:41:10 +0000 http://webenso.com/?p=575#comment-4996 I believe you made the best statement about using tweeter and facebook being the casual conversation site. Although I work out of my home in a small office, I still have the need to stay in touch with others on a more personal basis. In addition to doing so with current associates, these sites also allow us to relocate lost friends and former business associates. I believe you made the best statement about using tweeter and facebook being the casual conversation site. Although I work out of my home in a small office, I still have the need to stay in touch with others on a more personal basis. In addition to doing so with current associates, these sites also allow us to relocate lost friends and former business associates.

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