There are various services to post longer tweets. One is twitlonger.
Any Twitter user can send you a tweet if your account/tweets aren't protected.
Embedded tweets let you take a tweet or a verbal exchange and put up it on your website or in a blog submit. You can use this feature to percentage your twitter communication with a larger target audience. But extra than that, the embedded tweets have interactive functions.
Twitter is more or less like a micro-blog . You need to tell whatever you wanna tell in 140 characters . After you sign up in twitter, you can find a 'What are you doing?' box on top of your page . You can update whatever you want there . The tweets that you send will reach the twitter page of everyone who follows you . Similarly your page will consist of updates from the people you follow .
Twitter doesn't have a blog feature.
Yes you can tweet about your blog.
Twitter feeds is where u can put a blog up!
There are many websites where you can make an account. * Blogspot. * Typepad. * Tumblr. * Posterous. You can get the links below, at the related links section.
Anything you like! It's main purpose is like a mini blog to let people know what you're doing. So for example you might say "Going out with friends tonight, it should be fun!" etc. You can also reply to other people's tweets and start a conversation with them, rant about things, post links to interesting websites, absolutely anything! :)
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On Twitter and Facebook, and related forums.
This is a blog that people are referring to.
No. It's like the status part of facebook.