So, Deepak Chopra and I were trying to figure out how the tweets are delivered. What is the logic?
- I follow you: Your tweets comes on my timeline.
- I follow you, you follow me: Your tweets come on my timeline and mine comes on your timeline.
So here's another try.
- I follow you, you follow me, but you don't follow my follower or those following me: Your tweets comes on my timeline. Mine comes on yours. But my tweet to my follower/following whom you don't follow doesn't come on your timeline.
- I follow you, you follow me and also my follower/following: Your tweets come on my timeline, mine comes on yours. Additionally, my replies to my follower also comes on your timeline.
- I follow you, you follow me, but I don't follow your follower/following: Your tweets come on my timeline, mine comes on yours. But your reply replies to your follower whom I don't follow doesn't comes on my timeline but will come on your public timeline.
- I don't follow one, you also don't follow one: When I tweet to that one, it comes on your timeline. (I don't know how that works)
- But wait. If I follow one and you don't but I put that person's Twitter id behind my tweet it comes. But if I reply to the person, it doesn't. Can't figure out why?
Blimey, I tried to review what I wrote and I felt that I have done a better job than Cho Ramaswamy.
2 comments:
My first reaction to point five was, I dont quite follow..!
I noticed your nod to Tweet Deck here too. They have a fan for life in you, dont they? :)
Fun post.
Hey Sheetal,
Honestly, Deepak and I tried so many combinations that even we got confused as to how things work. Might have been verbal (writtern) diahorrea caused by extensive research on the delivery mecahnism. :)
But yes, TweetDeck is God's gift to Tweeples! Without a doubt.
Isn't it a quite a coincidence that I was reading your post on Prince of Pop http://charcoal-in-the-rough.blogspot.com/2010/04/prince-of-pop.html#comments, just now!
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