Thanks for the tips, guys.

As someone who has been on Twitter for WAY longer than it has been a buzz word (about 2 years now), I am very much against using those buzz words because I know how misused they are. I see countless people try to use social media the wrong way.

Last August, my local Twitter community was very divided between those who thought it was about quality versus those who thought it was about quantity. The quantity guy threatened to sue a bunch of us (a lot happened there), but ultimately he had about 10 real followers among the 33,000 who were listed, and he hasn't tweeted in months. This was AFTER he opened a company whose purpose was to get the the most followers for any company who was looking to join Twitter. Misuse of a medium is incredibly frustrating, and I can see that, at least to you guys, misuse of buzz words (even if I honestly don't think I have personally been guilty of it), is an equal crime.

Do you differentiate between those who email you without knowing what you write about and those who don't? I don't mean someone emailing you and just putting your blog title in the email.

But I have taken into consideration everything y'all said here (and on Jane's group on FB) and am considering changing our approach, at least partially.

In essence, what everyone here is saying is don't bothering emailing me, correct?