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Social media has become central to a lot of people’s lives in the last 10 years, with platforms such as Twitter and Facebook almost becoming adjectives to describe how we spend time.
As a result of these sites becoming so well known, slogans to introduce them have never really been needed. But that hasn’t stopped some Twitter users, who have been suggesting various ways of branding the site based on their own experiences; and a love-hate relationship with some of Twitter’s quirks quickly emerged.
"Where motivational quotes go to die" #GiveTwitterASlogan
— Andy Gilder (@AndyGilder) October 13, 2015
#GiveTwitterASlogan: "Facebook is full of people you know and don't like. Twitter is full of people you like and don't know."
— laura (@lauravstheworld) October 13, 2015
#GiveTwitterASlogan If you're not already a procrastinating insomniac, don't worry you'll soon be one.
— ฬyn†eг (@DarkWynter) October 13, 2015
#GiveTwitterASlogan - Because Your Mum Joined Facebook
— Sarcasam (@Smafa) October 13, 2015
#GiveTwitterASlogan Twitter; a kind of written Tourette's syndrome.
— Geri Walsh (@assumpt) October 13, 2015
The place for Facebook statuses you don't want your relatives to see. #GiveTwitterASlogan
— Grace Mitri (@thot_catalogue) October 13, 2015
#GiveTwitterASlogan Where a Retweet is a virtual tap on the back.
— Another fine mess (@wgp4028) October 13, 2015
#GiveTwitterASlogan A modern day Shangri-La where you can have your jokes explained back to you for FREE.
— Jason (@NickMotown) October 13, 2015
Contains nuts #GiveTwitterASlogan
— Rufus Hound (@RufusHound) October 13, 2015
#GiveTwitterASlogan If you can't beat 'em,Tweet about 'em.
— Greg Myers (@Hunter_Downs) October 13, 2015
Just check it real quick before bed… #GiveTwitterASlogan http://t.co/npv1z8hFxB pic.twitter.com/L20HJqIQyc
— Kabir Iyengar (@kabiriyengar) October 13, 2015
You can even do it in a Doritos bath #GiveTwitterASlogan pic.twitter.com/HzR86mrF5P
— joshingstern (@joshingstern) October 13, 2015
#GiveTwitterASlogan Someone did that joke already
— Greg Jenner (@greg_jenner) October 13, 2015
#GiveTwitterASlogan Want complete strangers to explain jokes to you and correct your grammar? Then we’ve got just the place for you!
— Amanda (@Pandamoanimum) October 13, 2015
There, they're, their #GiveTwitterASlogan
— Captain Kidd (@kidd_kong78) October 13, 2015
#GiveTwitterASlogan "Because physically yelling things in a room full of strangers who are also yelling things would be ridiculous."
— Bec Hill (@bechillcomedian) October 13, 2015
We’re not sure the suggestions are likely to cause Twitter HQ in San Francisco to decide to introduce a slogan, but at least they now have options.
