Rutgers researchers classify 80 percent of Twitter users as "meformers" meaning that these people mainly only tweet about themselves. When I go on social networking sites, I would have to say that I agree with the statement of a "meformer."
On my personal social networking sites, I know that I tend to talk about myself a lot more than I probably should. On my social networking sites such as Twitter I know I tweet a lot of "I" statements such as "I have so much homework to do." or "I am so stressed." I guess I really never thought about it as tweeting about myself!
Some trends I see on social networking sites is that people like to let others know about what they are doing, because if you don;t tweet it, Facebook it, or Instagram it, did it really happen?
On my personal social networking sites, I know that I tend to talk about myself a lot more than I probably should. On my social networking sites such as Twitter I know I tweet a lot of "I" statements such as "I have so much homework to do." or "I am so stressed." I guess I really never thought about it as tweeting about myself!
Some trends I see on social networking sites is that people like to let others know about what they are doing, because if you don;t tweet it, Facebook it, or Instagram it, did it really happen?
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