For those who follow fandom trends
Mar. 28th, 2009 10:16 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
sombrefanWhedonesque 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?".
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?".
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Date: 2009-03-29 05:16 am (UTC)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.