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retrosportsgamer wrote:Follow back, yo.

Followed as well.

So is it considered good Twitter etiquette to "follow back" or is it not necessary? Our plan had been to just follow people when they (or their company) are past guests/planned guests on the show...

dsheinem wrote:So is it considered good Twitter etiquette to "follow back" or is it not necessary? Our plan had been to just follow people when they (or their company) are past guests/planned guests on the show...

I think that makes sense. I don't think there is an etiquette like that - I certainly don't follow everyone that follows me.

retrosportsgamer wrote:

dsheinem wrote:So is it considered good Twitter etiquette to "follow back" or is it not necessary? Our plan had been to just follow people when they (or their company) are past guests/planned guests on the show...

I think that makes sense. I don't think there is an etiquette like that - I certainly don't follow everyone that follows me.

Ok, cool. All of our "expert correspondents" will eventually get followed after they've been on the show, so you and Yoshi will probably get your due Tweet-props in time.

Just thought I'd bump this to let people know that I'll be giving regular updates on Twitter about E3 (whether you care or not) and my trip there and back between now and next weekend. Even if you don't do that whole "twitter thing," it might be worth a look from time to time next week (you don't need a twitter account to view it). I hope to entertain, inform, and otherwise compel you to tune in.

We'll wrap up coverage with an E3 episode of the podcast next Sunday night/Monday morning that is focused on stuff that retro gaming aficionados might care about from the convention (hey, it may be the only E3 podcast with no talk of new COD/Assassin's Creed/other recent IPs with yearly iterations!).

So here's an E3 day 1 wrap-up micro-podcast: http://randomracket.com/podcast/E3-2012-01.mp3