Mashable posted an interesting topic on how Twitter maintains its growing. Statistic shows that Twitter users are now send out more than 50 million tweets per day. I understand that this is global number, but I'm very curious about specific number from certain country, in this matter Indonesia. I wrote once about how Twitter's visit from Indonesia is skyrocketing and how easy Indonesian user to deliver specific issue about Indonesia to become trending topic. Do Indonesian users still maintain its visit to Twitter? Are Indonesian users still worth to see as leading market share, especially in Twitter?

This evening, the site rolled out a “via” feature that lets you repost another user’s shared items, with a “via” link attached for attribution.

It appears the feature is live for everyone.

Excerpt from Mashable.

Ok, most of my friends' status sometimes is just simply "Hmmm" or "Argghh" or even "Dingin (cold - english)". Should I "via" those incomplete and useless information?

it appears that the social network is testing functionality that lets you reply to status updates (and conversations you’re involved with via others’ updates) via e-mail

Excerpt from Mashable.

Finally, those email notifications I get from Facebook might become useful. Let's not forget that everyone is using email, so by logic Facebook penetration shall become wider and deeper when Facebook uses email as one of tools to get inside its platform.

Another interesting tidbit came out in a UK press event on Tuesday, where a Facebook exec pointed out that there are apparently more active users in the Facebook app FarmVille than on all of Twitter

Excerpt from Mashable.

In any world, both in real world and internet, size (quantity, but in this case is statistic) does matter but it's the quality that reflects who you are. And I think that Twitter has influenced the internet beyond a game application inside Facebook.

Once you indicate your less than favorable reaction, a thumbs down icon will appear under the post that ostentatiously calls out your dislike, with your name attached, for your Facebook friends to see

Excerpt from Mashable.

The cons: You need to install a firefox plugin, which I assume that non-firefox user won't be able to do this, to perform the dislike. You also need the same plugin to see the thumb down of dislike.

Oh, is there any way to completely dislike the facebook? My only problem to Facebook is that the content fully centralized on person, not information. In a world where informations is the center of universe, Facebook is heading towards the opposite direction. Unless if Facebook believes that narcissism is the most valuable information to expose.

How do you deliver your message to the world?

Email to Posterous blog --> autopost to WordPress blog --> autopost to Twitter --> autopost to Facebook.

As alternative: microblog directly to Twitter --> autopost to Facebook.

I just love blogging! Especially when you can use email for blogging.