…of Twits & Tweets – Tools for your Twitter toolbox
Apologies for the premature post notification. I still find myself accidentally pressing the Publish button before I’m actually meant to. 
Also, as an anecdotal note, I had initially thought to call this post by a different name, but during my research I discovered an application named after the made-up word I had chosen —Twitterrific!— here I was trying to come up with the silliest name I could fathom, only to find it’s taken. Go figure. 
So in order to avoid confusion I’m going with this new one. 
So I’ve been using Twitter for quite a while now. It’s short message format is easy to follow, keep up with, and use on a daily basis. I’ve found it to be not only convenient and fun, but useful and on occasion even very informative.
For those who’ve been living under a rock in ignorance of the popular trends in modern communication, Twitter is:
…a service for friends, family, and co–workers to communicate and stay connected through the exchange of quick, frequent answers to one simple question: What are you doing?
Overall, it does the job quite well, and as I said before it’s so simple to use that even a child could own and manage an account.
But apart from being a good place for keeping in touch with other people who don’t subscribe to using instant messengers, Twitter is also a good repository for your random thoughts and ideas, useful online finds, and your perhaps sporadic but precious pearls of wisdom. 
Also, you may find it useful to know that a twit is the term used to refer to the owner of a twitter account, and tweet is the term used to refer to a short message posted on Twitter. With that in mind, read on. 