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What Kind of Twitter User Are You?

Source: http://mashable.com/2009/08/14/social-mojo/
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Headliner – You’re the star of the Twitterverse, have tons of followers, and have retweets the likes of Ashton Kutcher and Perez Hilton.

Crowd Pleaser – You use lots of hashtags and are in on all the hot conversations.

Cheerleader – Retweeting is how you roll.

B.F.F. – Your volume of @replies makes you everybody’s best bud.

Party Animal – With so many followers, you’re the life of the party.

Private Eye – Like any good investigator, you’re following a boatload of people.

Concierge – You live for links and sending people to the best stuff.

Word Whiz – You’re a natural wordsmith and make the most of your 140 characters.

Lone Wolf – You’re more of a low-profile type (some might even accuse you of lurking).

Name Dropper – You use lots of @names when you tweet.

Matchmaker – You pass along lots of URLs to make sure everyone’s connected.

Wall Flower – You don’t tweet much but you’re still in on the party.

Novelist – You have a lot to say and tweet with a lot of characters to prove it.

Shadow – You follow lots of people like a good shadow would.

Scenester – If there’s a hashtag conversation happening, you’re there.

Tweethead – Your high number of retweets shows you like to spread the good stuff.

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