How to Change Your Status on Twitter
Once you sign up for a Twitter account, you can keep your friends, contacts and people you haven't met apprised of what you're doing by writing regular status updates. Changing your status is quick and simple, and you can change it as many times as you'd like, provided it appears in 140 characters or less.
Instructions
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Visit the Twitter we site and log into your account by typing your username and password into the appropriate fields.
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Click in the text box located under the title "What's happening?" and write your status in no more than 140 characters. If you type a message in more than 140 characters, you will not be able to post it until you reduce its length.
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Type "@" and the name of someone you're following to include that person's Twitter name as a link in your status.
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Use Twitter's hashtag system by putting a "#" sign in front of a key subject word in your status. Doing so makes the word into a link, and readers can click on the hashtag to read tweets by other Twitter users who've written about the same subject.
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Tips & Warnings
Tweeting too regularly may cause some of your followers to no longer follow you, as your tweets may clog up their home page timeline.