On the other hand, I love seeing the “other side” of WoW players. I enjoy status updates that let me know what else you guys do other than play WoW. Just not at a tweet-a-minute pace.

Anyway, I’m @ladygypsy and my Twitter is about 70% RL/30% WoW.

In addition to people that I personally follow, I also follow the Eve-specific TweetFleet (list, hashtag). Quite often it’s the fastest way to learn of new developments like interalliance drama, big battles and other events.

It’s not about e-peen, from what I can see. Think of it as being like guild chat except that if people annoy you, you can just stop following them.

I’ve been looking a bit at the tweets that some of my favorite bloggers publish, looking at it in a normal webbrowser, trying to catch up. But all I see is a rather mindless babbling where you just shout out whatever insignificant thing that comes to your mind… for what?

Is it about e-peen, showing who’s got the longest friends list?

Maybe it’s about me. I really AM that anti-social geek I claim to be. Others… not so very much.

I see a decline in substantial interesting posting from a lot of bloggers and I wonder if it has to do with their excessive tweeting. When you tweet all day long maybe you run out of words? (Of course you’re an exception if you’re that deep into tweeting and still manage to post the way you do.)

Exactly what kind of interesting conversations am I missing by not being on twitter? Maybe you could help out and just republish a summary of it with the tweets that were worth reading every week so I can keep up without having to wade through all the junk tweets?

Just a humble request from a clue-less non-twitterati.

http://psynister.wordpress.com/wow-tweeps/

I find it a great way to find people who I don’t come across in my normal Twittering. It’s organized by server, so you can find folks in your neck of the woods.