morning. nice graphics, reviewing,
good coffee this morn.
good thoughts, good graphs,
as usual.
imo #DeleteFaceBook is the winner.
I recommend using for obvious reasons.
Others are born and weak. We are not
big enough to trend any hash yet, so we
have to ride the ones doing well.
Strong hash and our desired hash,
not yet the same thing. We are to small
of a group. Not enough influence, not
enough twtrs and RTers. So imo we are
forced to use what is already doing well,
example #DeleteFaceBook.
Only time to use a weak hash, imo, is
when making a statement for a particular
twt, such as #TrustSessions. It probably
has weak results right now, but used to
make a statement, used to track numbers.
Graphics 1-3 show this clearly, that our
desired hash and the correct hash are not
yet the same, imo. If we get large enough
one day, they can be the same, but only after
enough of us are committed to desired hash.
It's fun to born hash, but they really don't
serve us well at the moment, if we are
dispensing red pills.
Dispensing red pills, you want your words,
links, vids, memes, etc to spread as far as
possible. Weak hash does not do this as
well as strong hash.
Starting a movement, such as Dough with
#TheRainMakers, it's okay to use born hash.
Obviously movements start small. In a month,
who knows how large it will be. Obviously,
it's spelling is so important in these types
of missions. imo, if not too late, shorten
#TheRainMakers to #RainMakers, but just
a suggestion. TRM do what's best for y'all.
Shorter the hash, better in long run, for
various reasons, such as more room for
twtr message, easier to type, less chance of
mistake spelling. Cut and pasta (cut and paste from preferred word processor) still best
method, but be careful to change it up each
twt a bit to avoid ban.
re: wind in sails for more examples.