A woman tweets about her miscarriage as it happens, while she’s in a board meeting.
A mother tweets about her toddler drowning in their home’s pool, less than 30 minutes after she calls 911.
Mothers live-tweeting their birth.
Celebrity couples flirting with each other via Twitter.
A man tweets as he (supposedly) sits on the toilet.
Where do we place the limits? How much is too much? While the two first examples of tweets resulted in serious criticism and uproar, the next two are considered fairly acceptable, and the last tweet is -well – just plain ridiculous.
Do you use Twitter? How do you feel about Twitter overexposure? Does it bother you? How much do you share on your own Twitter account, or on any other social media platform?
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I'm Vered DeLeeuw, a blogger for hire and a social media consultant. My social media campaigns increase brand awareness and loyalty, improve search engine rankings and drive targeted traffic to my clients' websites. Momgrind is my personal blog.
