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PrintThe guide notes that the microblogging service limits messages to short Tweets. The verb forms are "to Twitter" or "to Tweet."
The guide also added the verb form of text -- "to text," "texted" and "texting" -- as well. The AP seems undecided on what to call Twitter users, and has not included an entry for Twits.
This news may not be of much interest to anyone beyond those who are also really jazzed that the new edition of AP also now makes clear the differences between coma, minimally conscious state and vegetative state. --John Capone
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According to the cover story of this week's Time magazine, Twitter is "changing the way we live." The fact that such a simple idea can create such a powerful form of communication shows us that anything's possible. In this economic climate, when banks and car companies are going bankrupt, an idea as simple as Twitter is an example of thinking small and making it big. I'm just trying to figure out how to get all my ideas into 140 characters or less.
http://paulsolomon.blogspot.com/2009/06/twitter-takes-on-facebook.html