Twitter Inquiry!

[bwoosters.livejournal.com]

Hullo everyone,

I just had a small question; I was considering (and in the works, halfheartedly so,) making a twitter account dedicated to Jeeves and Wooster, posting quotes from the books, prompt ideas, screencaps from the show, theories that people could respond to, making polls such as 'Which of Bertie's chaps is he closest to?' and 'Which of these characters had more of an impact on Bertie Wooster's life?' and many others, but I'm not quite sure the audience it would grab as Twitter, although huge for some fandoms, is not always preferred by some.

Would this interest any of you wonderful birds? If so, please leave a comment so I can have an idea if I should finalize my little personal project. If not, you can also leave a comment as to why you wouldn't, I swear you won't offend me, I just have known Twitter to be a good place to make friends and bond quite well with many!

Comments

[wemblee.livejournal.com]

Sure, go for it! Though during the recent Buffy celebration on Twitter, it seemed like the stuff that happened a lot was ranking of favorite episodes, Top Five lists -- stuff that could fit in a tweet, basically. So you may want to gear your posts to that. As well as to maybe sharing art or media that people may not have seen recently. But yeah, I'd follow you!

[bwoosters.livejournal.com]

Fantastic! I appreciate the advice as well. I run a couple of accounts on twitter in other fandoms, but most of them with huge general accounts already in play, so I haven't had the opportunity to take the reins of a more generalized account until I started building this one! Ranking of favorite episodes and books would be a splendid idea, especially polls of favorites relationships that span beyond bertie/jeeves, I think might be interesting to find out which ones people prefer. Tons of potential and possibility if enough people want to engage in it, for sure.