Hashtags on Twitter facilitate the finding and reading of your tweets by people that aren't following you. Thus Follow Friday is also #followfriday or just #ff (because that's the least characters.
Alliteration appears (to be alliterative) to be something that helps popularize a tweme, I think there may be one for each day of the week. Like Tweetup Tuesday (or retweet tuesday).
Like #fartfriday might go over, everybody posts the best onomatopoetic representation of a fart they can, or a link to a good fart mp3. Or #slacksat and #subgsun!
It still strikes me as a silly place, and I don't see any great advantage for it yet, not being a cellphone user myself.
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Hashtags on Twitter facilitate the finding and reading of your tweets by people that aren't following you. Thus Follow Friday is also #followfriday or just #ff (because that's the least characters.
Alliteration appears (to be alliterative) to be something that helps popularize a tweme, I think there may be one for each day of the week. Like Tweetup Tuesday (or retweet tuesday).
Like #fartfriday might go over, everybody posts the best onomatopoetic representation of a fart they can, or a link to a good fart mp3. Or #slacksat and #subgsun!
It still strikes me as a silly place, and I don't see any great advantage for it yet, not being a cellphone user myself.
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