Extensible Tweeting Code (XTC)
The Extensible Tweeting Code (#XTC) is a range of extra commands twitter users can rely on to show that they are more Advanced Twitter Users (ATU).
Advanced Twitter users mark their XTC-tweets with #XTC. The current version of XTC is v1.0.
RT: retweet
Repeat somebody’s tweet for your own followers.
Synthax:
RT @user : message #XTC
Example:
RT @mcpvc : Hello World. #XTC
TC: Tweet correction
Willingly correct a person’s typos just so he can learn from them.
Synthax:
TC: @user : wrong snippet – right snippet #XTC
Example
TC: @mcpvc : hello wrold – hello world #XTC
GT: Geotweet
Tweet your current location without using other applications.
Synthax
GT: #location #XTC
Example:
GT: #Leuven #XTC
OT: Overtweet
Overtweeting someone means that you tweet can do the thing the other person tweeted about better/faster/longer… There are two forms of overtweeting: practical and theoretical. A practical overtweet means you *have* done it betteer, a theoretical overtweet means that you *could* do it better.
Don’t overtweet too much!
Synthax:
THOT @user : message #XTC
PROT @user : message #XTC
Example:
PROT @mcpvc : I had FIVE hookers #XTC
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