If you are like me, you have no idea how to read this tweet:
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#FF Leaders @YourClassEdu @InTheCapitalEdu @HuffPostEdu @HuffPostBiz @Strength_N @EdWeekEdTech @DiscoveryEd @MattStockPhotog
But, here I sit with #Nancy and she explains: #FF means that this is a suggestion of who to follow. This is done on Fridays. Hence #FF. For "follow friday!"
So all of those "@thisandthat" are simply suggestions of who to follow.
Thought for the day: Are we using the power of the Hashtag? How would we know?
Feel free to follow me: @spellingcitymay
So what about Thursday? It's #throwbackthursday in which people publish on twitter old pictures of themselves. I guess it's #TT. But on instagram, it seems to have evolved to #TBT.
Feel free to follow me: @spellingcitymay
So what about Thursday? It's #throwbackthursday in which people publish on twitter old pictures of themselves. I guess it's #TT. But on instagram, it seems to have evolved to #TBT.
2 comments:
from: http://www.hashtags.org/platforms/twitter/twitter-for-beginners-basic-guidelines-before-you-start/
4. Twitter has strange jargon.
Because everything in Twitter is done under 140 characters, jargons and special characters are necessary. View a full glossary of Twitter Jargon here. Bookmark this glossary so you can refer to it everytime you feel lost.
For beginners, the most important codes you need to understand are @replies and @mentions, Direct Messages, and Hashtags.
http://www.hashtags.org/platforms/twitter/how-to-get-followers-on-twitter/
Good article
http://weblogs.about.com/od/microblogging/tp/How-To-Find-Twitter-Hashtags-To-Amplify-Your-Tweets.htm
https://support.twitter.com/articles/166337-the-twitter-glossary
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