Using twitter is just like blogging. Well, they call Twittering as micro-blogging. You’re posting some info about the things you’re doing into the uncensored system where everybody can read.

Let’s consider what Steve did on his twitter account. Steve said that he’s:

I don’t read the hard copy of PC Magazine and that my free subscription goes in the trash.

Steve who is a Senior Vice President of Edelman shouldn’t said that in public because his employeer is the one pitching companies to the PC Mag. The PC Mag Editor-in-Chief responded to Boycott Steve’s employeer. … Too bad!

Steve can do nothing if the Boycott will be imposed but just to say sorry for what he did.

So what’s the lesson for bloggers from Steve’s TwittExperience?

1. Always think about what you are writing before clicking the PUBLISH button.
2. After publishing blogposts, read them again, and again, and again, and edit them if necessary.
3. Don’t ever say something that might offend someone, some groups or companies when your intention is not to offend them.
4. If you’re exposing someone’s (illegal) work, you must be ready to face the lawsuit against you.

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