I have been reading some of your tweets and like them very much. I agree and disagree with some of them.

In the Sell part, when you said people is in internet to sale something, I couldn't agree more. Some people wants to sell their business or ideas in order to make money, but others (like me) are interested on sharing just some part of their daily life with other people, who wants to do the same and maybe with time (and why not) build a friendship. So you got me thinking and I can see this second way is also another type of selling something, but a human part. Everyday one wakes up a brush hair & teeth, puts some clothes on and goes outside to face life and to sell one's appearance to a specific group of people (lawyers, designers, engineers, etc, etc, etc). And I guess in Internet we are doing the same, but in a cyber way.

I'm sorry, but I don't agree with constructive criticism. Maybe it is just that we have a different approaching and understanding of this concept.

I don't know if people is in Internet screaming for attention, but so far I have found two type of person in the social network (Twitter: my only public on-line account): scammer or someone who wants to be social.

When I get to know other person/Tweeter I just read their tweets to find similarities and differences, but most than anything to know if they can express their ideas with respect to others. For example I'm Catholic and one of my friends in Twitter (and in person as well) is atheist, he makes jokes about God or suggesting He doesn't exist, but I never get offended by that, because I accept the fact that he thinks different than me and different no necessarily means bad. I think that is the reason of our solid friendship, because we accept our opinions, even though they are very different.

Thanks for such interesting article and now following you.