I’ve only been into the whole social networking trend for about three years now starting with Twitter, first and foremost, before deciding to actually obtain a Facebook account and connect with my long-distance relatives and long lost classmates from my past schools. I was one of those snobs who had a lot of pride of not needing to jump in the social networking banner simply because I was able to make my own type of social networking by focusing more on a personal site alone.

Today, my Twitter account really helped me in discovering a lot more sites with interesting news articles and other neat discoveries that I have become a lot more reliant on Twitter just to get news and updates about everything from local current affairs to even the latest trends in web design and social networking altogether. If it wasn’t for Twitter I wouldn’t be linking and bookmarking all my daily reads websites as listed at my sidebar. There was plenty more of them that I bookmarked; I just haven’t had the time around to list the links and eventually (and probably) going to create a separate links section just for these useful news sites and resources. One day.

With that in mind, as always, I was reading through my tweet feeds and stumbled upon Line25‘s article regarding Twitter etiquette known as 10 Twitter Crimes You Really Shouldn’t Commit. I’ve read through the entire article and I couldn’t help but to think that there had to be more than 10 Twitter Crimes that users shouldn’t really commit, however I pretty much agree with the article altogether. I’ll add more to that list, but for now I would like to share my views and responses to these said crimes. I do hope regular Twitter users may have a chance to read the Line25 article, or even this article I’m writing right now.

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