Tech Tip: Twitter Lists

Although I never liked Twitter, I know its social signifcance and it's even often used by the President. So I feel compelled to learn about it no matter how much I disliked its messiness and streams of post.

I made a twitter lists for followers and the folks I follow. It looks niche and pretty cool afterwards when I made all these lists.


Nonethless, I'm still not a fan of Twitter for I think it has too many little functions that users don't even use all that often. But making a twitter list of people really nicely organized my twitter account, and I'm overall satisfied with this experience.

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