Twitter semantics

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#1

Do you say “I had a great time at @venue last night”, or “I had a great time @venue last night”?

In other words, does the ‘@’ negate the need for writing ‘at’ before it?

#2

It’s a silent @

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#3

I just make sure I have a shit time everywhere I go to avoid this conundrum.

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#4

Agreed. But when you run out of characters it can be tempting to use it as a hard ‘at’. I try not to though.

#5

Cool.

#6

#hmmmmmm…interesting

#7

oh…

#8

Jesus Christ calm down

#9

This thread has not been designated as interesting.

#10

Is this a thread you had saved from before you were banned for a few years, it has that feel about it.

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#11

Do you say “I had a shit time at @venue last night”, or “I had a shit time @venue last night”?
In other words, does the ‘@’ negate the need for writing ‘at’ before it?

#12

Always include the “at”.

#13

it definitely depends on whether or not I have a spare three characters,

#14

Tw@t

#15

*Tw@

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