Top 5: Emerging Twingo Trends

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The unique culture surrounding Twitter has been explosive in the past year. Twitter serves as testing grounds for innovative and interesting approaches to social media. Twebinars is an example of Twitter using mash-ups to create a powerful new web 2.0 tool for business (ie @nielsoncompany, or @cnn), celebrities (ie @Opera, @aplusk) and anyone with an Internet connection.

This counter-culture is so expansive and unique, it has its own language. Mostly tw is place in front of a word to make it twingo (Twitter lingo), but there are some more interesting approaches to twitify language. We scoured the twictionary to bring you interesting ways our emerging trends apply to Twitter.

1. Maximizer
Brevity and conciseness is the premise on which Twitter was built. The 140-character concept is what the Maximizer trend is all about. Finding the most compressed way of getting your message across is a necessity on Twitter. Exacto Tweeters are those who use the 140 characters to get their message across"maximizing their allotted space. But for those who still cant get their message across in less than 140 characters, well youve just made a 140ism.

2. Houdini
Tweaven is the obvious combination of Twitter + Heaven. For those who feel Tweeting puts them in a sublime paradise"an escape from the daily routine"they are following the Houdini trend. The Houdini trend is all about taking a virtual vacation from reality. Those completely immersed in Twitter could be living in Tweaven"the Twitter version of virtual vacation.

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