While many users don’t want (certain) people to know they are using a service, some may have other reasons. Frankly, I don’t care that people know I’m on Twitter (as clearly, I blog enough about it). But as I mentioned on Tiffany’s privacy post, I dislike how Google/search engines cache my 140-character snippets.

But how would anyone know that? Oh yeah, I wrote a post about it.

I’ll have to go back and look.

My initial reaction was that it was another lame meme but Lynne goes at it with such fervor each Friday that I thought it had some value. There are so many accounts out there that it’s hard to know who is worth following and valuable to the conversation and who is lamers.

My old strategy was to just recommend people I’d favorited in the previous week but today I went with a women and technology theme. Made it more of a true micro-content moment (meaning I had to do some thinking/planning/research) rather than just a random list of @’s.

Twitter makes me rethink the ways I interact with the internet a lot.