I've had my issues with Twitter - but it's amazingly resilient as a market place for ideas.

My issues are Twitter's management, not my followers. Though I'd love to kill the @i140 account to protest the dumbness I perceive in their policies - specifically a lack thereof - remarkably few people have followed me to my other accounts and yet seem to pay attention to @i140. I guess they enjoy it and don't want to pay attention to yet another voice even if it's the same guy. I'm a big believer in doing what people tell you they want you to do, by way of behavior.

I take your continued attention as an admonition to keep @i140 alive.

So, I'm keeping @i140 alive for random blasts of interesting stuff. That doesn't mean Twitter won't kill it. That doesn't mean I won't tire of it eventually and announce a big dump. At least half my followers aren't really paying attention to me because they're marketing types that aren't there to connect with people on a personal level. But, for those of yout that continue to enjoy our connection, I do hope you'll consider following one of my two focus driven accounts on Twitter at some point: @tekany (for tech news, hints and webcentric business help) and @imjasonn (my personal expressions of my personal life improvement journey).

I appreciate your attention. Please feel free to talk to me. I talk back! If you've enjoyed me so far, you'll continue to enjoy me. Stick around.