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In keeping with the theme of Friday 13th I thought I’d bring you 13 Social media Practices that I find particularly Horrific. So sit back relax, agree/ disagree have a laugh (hopefully) as we take a break from regular programming to bring you this quick announcement:
1. #Placing a #hashtag #before #each #word of a #tweet
2. Ensuring that every tweet includes an @reply with your name. Nope that doesn’t increase your Klout…just saying
3. Arbitrary people @replying you in their tweets trying to sell you something…très annoying
4. Complaining about your job , bosses, relationships and life in general day after day after day…Get over yourself
5. Providing sage quotes as your status updates daily…yes you’re clever, very clever
6. Faceless, nameless entities commenting on blog posts with the line “Great Post/ Great Content…I found it useful” and leading back to some dodgy link. Thank goodness for askimet and by the way we know you are a bot.
7. The demise of Google Wave…I’m probably one of the few who will miss you.
8. Posting unflattering pics of yourselves and receiving ‘Wow…great photo…you look lovely’ comments from friends. Note to you, they aren’t really your friends.
9. Friends tagging you in unflattering photos. Are these really your friends?
10. Not having the dsilike button on Facebook.
11. Having the dislike button but knowing I’ll never use it because ‘my friends’ may be offended. I’m human after all , can’t live with… can’t live without
12. Fanpages that don’t allow fan comments by default.
13. Forums which insist that you must add their logo before you can participate /get an invite / use them.
Are you one absolutely happy Dorothy in Oz or do you have a pet peeve. Let me know by adding them in the comments below. Please retweet and share on facebook.
Be advised that this blog will return to normal programming in 3, 2, 1 …Beeeeeeeeeeeeep

How about 5 status updates in 5 minutes, then nothing for another 24 hours?
Hiya David,
Ouch and double Ouch…probably persons who are determined to allot a certain time slot for their social media interaction so that they don’t become bogged down or overwhelmed for the whole day.
Nice of you to join in the conversation. Have a great day
This is a decent collection. I too have seen most of these media practices. Thanks for this collection.