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Aww schucks! You mean to say I’ve been wasting my time on Twitter all along?
Of course Twitter is constrained by it’s own business ethics, politics, and is now used and scrutinised by authorities, and it was noted that not once was #Occupy or #OWS trending even during the peak of protests? .. Something that was also brought to the attentions of Twitter.
Guess wot? We all need to be careful what we say in the public and global domain, else we open ourselves to litigation for libel and slander. Yet the art is to aim to deliver world change despite these constraints?
It is amazing how quickly the Twitterati do become socially aware of protocol and diplomacy, even with no moderation. In fact, I’d say that the social benefit of this ethos and increased awareness for etiquette alone, is worthy of praise, and has established a new era in communications and global unity?
People help change the world, Twitter is merely another “very effective tool” for inciting social change.