According to a new report, 44 percent of Twitter's registered users have never tweeted, a huge number that cannot make the microblogging service happy.
The WSJ claims that the company has 974 million accounts, meaning a full 429 million accounts have never been used for actual tweeting. There is a good chance that millions of these accounts are used to read and follow others, with no ... [ read the full article ]
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I'm willing to bet a VERY large chunk of these unused accounts, if not nearly all, are made by people to get swag in F2P games. I've done it myself ^^'.
Quote: As Twitter continues to evolve, and continues to search for more ad revenue, it is clear it will have to find a way to engage all of its dead accounts.
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Quote: As Twitter continues to evolve, and continues to search for more ad revenue, it is clear it will have to find a way to engage all of its dead accounts.
There is many name accounts that want to be used by others, but they are lock by others that never use them at all.
Twitter should clean that mess and let active uses to use those names.
I don't want my name read:
Mr__________Guss
MrGusssssssss
etc.
1 year without a single tweet and that's it.
Oh, ...kick-out all those CIA's, FBI's, NSA's, etc. that never tweet & use models chicks pics as avatars.
And many of these people are actually unable to tweet due to sickness and death. Tomorrow is never promised, today twitter tomorrow cancer, car wreck, gun shot, etc.
