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By: eve isk

eve isk — Fri, 07 Nov 2008 10:45:52 +0000

I saw a similar conversation a couple of weeks ago. My take on the whole situation is that as we increase the number of ways we communicate, we reduce our reliance on any one way.

For example, two hundred years ago, you could talk face-to-face or send a letter. A hundred years ago, you could also send a telegraph. Twenty years ago, you could telephone the person. Ten years ago, you could email. And today, you can do all of the above plus text message, IM using one of ten different services, write on someone’s Facebook wall, comment on a blog post, send a Twitter message…

The problem is that everyone has their preferred method. “Email me,” someone with say. “Call me on my cell, not my work phone, if it is an emergency,” says someone else. “Why aren’t you on Twitter yet?” says some Twit-ter.