For those who follow fandom trends

[sombrefan]

Whedonesque has 2217 LJ users subscribing to its LJ feed. That figure hasn't really changed much in years.

At our MySpace site, there's 2594 friends. But we don't syndicate our feed there.

However on our Twitter feed, there's 3346 followers and thats rapidly climbing.

I think in the next few months we'll see a rapid fandom shift over to Twitter with most of the diehards going "wtf?".

Comments

[gossi.livejournal.com]

Dollverse gets a majority of it's traffic from Google, followed closely by Twitter. And that site is on it's way to half a million unique visitors. So Twitter for the win.

I'm still not sure what I feel about Twitter, like.

[wondersheep.livejournal.com]

But Twitter ANNOYS me!

[sueworld2003.livejournal.com]

Yeah, right..

Twitter is one of the most aggravating ways of blogging possible IMO. Sadly not everyone is Stephen Fry for a start. *g*

When folks get bord with Twitter (like they've done with places such as Myspace etc, they'll move on, and LJ will still be here for those who are actually serious about communicating with people with the same interests. *g*

[angearia.livejournal.com]

I'm Twitter ignorant. I have an account, I just never use it. *shrugs*

[electrcspacegrl.livejournal.com]

Twitter is for bloggers with ADD. Like me, apparently. I am getting tired of how fast it moves though. Slow down a little, my twitter friend!

[menomegirl.livejournal.com]

I don't have Twitter, don't plan to do Twitter. I like LJ. And Whedonesque. But then again, I'm really just a diehard Bronzer so I probably belong in the 'wtf?' crowd to begin with.

[ruthless1.livejournal.com]

Count me in as wtf'er too. Twitter is just silly. I don't care what you are doing at any given moment just as I am sure you don't care what I am doing at any given moment.

[harmalicious.livejournal.com]

Ya, Twitter just moves too damn fast. When I actually do have an hour to scroll through twits, and I respond to them I'm sure I'm annoying people who have moved on from said twits. And do you call posts, twits? I enjoy my whedonesque home page :)

[electrcspacegrl.livejournal.com]

And do you call posts, twits?

I call them tweets. My recent annoyance is how little responses I get when I twitter at times. It always makes me wonder if anyone is paying any attention and if not, why should I bother? I just feel like all my postings are being lost in the ether. But then again, not many people comment when I post on LJ either.