6Nov/090
Twitter Tip: Leave room for retweets
Ever go to retweet something and your over 140 characters? Next thing you have to do is to start cutting out random parts of what was said to make it fit.
When your posting a link or anything else that you would like to be retweet try to make it easy for people. Don't use the entire 140 characters, instead leave enough room at the end so that it can easily be retweeted. In my case I know I must leave at least 15 spaces after anything I would like retweeted (enough to fit "RT @CharlesPal "). This gives me only 125 characters left to use.
This is not something that I do on every tweet but it's a nice thing to remember when posting something that you hope to be retweeted.
It seems that nonstop on Twitter people will follow you with the hope that you will auto-follow them back. Their goal is to just increase the raw number of followers they have. These new followers may or may not have anything in common with them... even worse they may not even be real users (many are just bots).