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TweetDeck is another reason to use own name as user name on Twitter

By Kevin OKeefe

Need another reason to use your own name, as opposed to a pseudonym, as your username on Twitter? Beyond the fact that your own name is how people know you. For making it easy for people to give you proper attribution on Twitter on TweetDeck, a desktop application many of us use to Twitter. I share relevant blog posts of others with my Twitter followers. Rather than just post a blog title and a link, I want to attribute the blog post to its author. I do this by putting the Twitter username of the blog author in parentheses after the text in my Tweet. See the below example of my Twitter post where I shared Attorney Sam Hasler's blog post, 'What Other Indiana Family Law Blogs Are Saying.' In addition to the post title and link, I gave Sam attribution for the link I am sharing with the '@schasler,' Sam's username on Twitter...continue to full post

Full post as published by Real Lawyers : Have Blogs on December 07, 2009 (boomark / email).