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| − | + | In the entertaining world of social networking, the need to be online constantly, or to check updates frequently, can creep up on you unawares. An addiction is a term used when a person is "compulsively or physiologically dependent" on something. In the case of an addiction to Twitter, it can mean that you don't feel able to go a day without writing tweets and following others' tweets, and you feel deprived, unhappy, and perhaps even out of the loop of what's happening when you're away from Twitter. | |
If you find Twitter has started to fill up too many hours of your day and you'd like to stand back and put this social networking tool in its place again, here are some suggestions for unraveling your Twitter addiction. | If you find Twitter has started to fill up too many hours of your day and you'd like to stand back and put this social networking tool in its place again, here are some suggestions for unraveling your Twitter addiction. | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
# Decide whether you qualify for a Twitter [[Defeat a Facebook Addiction|addiction]]. If you've got one or more of the following common warning signs of being addicted to Twitter, you're in need of a Twitter reality check: | # Decide whether you qualify for a Twitter [[Defeat a Facebook Addiction|addiction]]. If you've got one or more of the following common warning signs of being addicted to Twitter, you're in need of a Twitter reality check: | ||
