Twittero ergo sum
Yesterday I initially wanted to spent some time on Adobe's website, browsing the newly updated product pages and trying to figure out which Creative Suite bundle I will upgrade to. But then I stumbled upon the latest public beta of Twitterrific and so I finally created a Twitter account.
So why would anyone join Twitter? What’s so special about sharing loads of useless bits and pieces? Why would someone be interested in the fact that I’m currently peeling an apple, installing application XY or feeding my cat? Why would I want to expose my private life to the public?

Why blog?
Sounds familiar? Didn’t people say the same about blogs two years ago? Well they definitely did: “Online diaries, what an absurd idea. Who would be interested in that?”. And what did happen? Blogs revolutionized the web. And why? Well because it’s in the way that you use it.
And I guess same is true for Twitter: I see the whole thing as some kind of mini instant blogging: posting thoughts, ideas and impressions I would probably also discuss with friends or colleagues. Or am I wrong? Why do you use or avoid Twitter?
Update: Sorry, I forgot to mention my Twitter address: http://twitter.com/bartelme
