FOTwit or TwitFOT or The FOTwits or post here if you twitter

[Martin]

Isn't that one of your accounts on twitter? Who is it then?

[Andy]

It's not me.

[Andy from Atlanta]

twitter.com/tadeloach

See you there!

[DanFromBrooklyn]

@dan_brooks_nyc

Thanks!

[dave from knoxville]

It's kind of awkward when people you really like quit following. Are you allowed to ask why, or do you just let it go?

[Stupornaut]

It's kind of awkward when people you really like quit following. Are you allowed to ask why, or do you just let it go?

Letting it go is probably best. It's probably more awkward for you to unfollow someone, then regret it a couple weeks later and follow them again, therefore guaranteeing they'll pick up on the fact that you unfollowed them in the first place.

[fonpr]

It's kind of awkward when people you really like quit following. Are you allowed to ask why, or do you just let it go?

I encourage it.

[Steve of Bloomington]

It's kind of awkward when people you really like quit following. Are you allowed to ask why, or do you just let it go?

I would just let it go. On a couple of occasions I've unfollowed people who were in a Twitter slump and re-followed later. In other cases, some people don't like me, that's fine.

[nec13]

It's kind of awkward when people you really like quit following. Are you allowed to ask why, or do you just let it go?

I would just let it go. On a couple of occasions I've unfollowed people who were in a Twitter slump and re-followed later. In other cases, some people don't like me, that's fine.

Steve, I'm curious as to what would you consider a "Twitter slump".

[Steve of Bloomington]

It's kind of awkward when people you really like quit following. Are you allowed to ask why, or do you just let it go?

I would just let it go. On a couple of occasions I've unfollowed people who were in a Twitter slump and re-followed later. In other cases, some people don't like me, that's fine.

Steve, I'm curious as to what would you consider a "Twitter slump".

Lots of posts about a conference you are attending is probably the worst offense.

Example:

Hey look Marc Maron is here! #maxfuncon

I just got my picture taken with Jesse AND Jordan #maxfuncon

Why is the Tron guy here? #maxfuncon

etc...

[erechoveraker]

Ooh, that got me to unfollow him for awhile, not that I don't still like TSOYA and all, but "twitter slump" is a very nice way to put it.

[waltkellysghost]

I will bulk up my twitter followings with FoT.

 my twitter is: waltkellysghost

The honor of being my 15th follower could belong to you!

[AllisonLeGnome]

It's kind of awkward when people you really like quit following. Are you allowed to ask why, or do you just let it go?

I would just let it go. On a couple of occasions I've unfollowed people who were in a Twitter slump and re-followed later. In other cases, some people don't like me, that's fine.

Steve, I'm curious as to what would you consider a "Twitter slump".

Lots of posts about a conference you are attending is probably the worst offense.

Example:

Hey look Marc Maron is here! #maxfuncon

I just got my picture taken with Jesse AND Jordan #maxfuncon

Why is the Tron guy here? #maxfuncon

etc...

I've never actually unfollowed anyone because of it, but I'm pretty sure no one has ever enjoyed any "livetweeting" of anything. With the clear exception of Human Giant's MTV Movie Awards twittering: http://twitter.com/humangiant

[DoodleJump!]

Does anyone have a http://www.formspring.me/ account? Sometimes things get interesting on there.

[Steve of Bloomington]

'Livetweeting' does suck, but sometimes it's fun to follow a hashtag during an event (big game, the Oscars, etc). At least then there is some back-and-forth communication going on.