Retweet To Share Tweets (BETA)

Twitter's got a new feature but it is still under Beta version. I'm privileged to be part of the Beta group and be able to test this new feature. It's simply a retweeting feature of tweets. Before, we have to manually write "RT" to indicate it is just a retweet. Now, everything's done smoothly.

The image above will tell it all. I'm also trying it now.

Notice the difference between a tweet and a retweet? It's the icon beside it!

I think Twitter must release this feature right away. For one, it is useful. Another it is really a cool feature. Kudos Twitter!

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Thoughts On SEO Experts and English Grammar

I throw this question to all, specially to SEO experts, SEO "experts", SEO lovers and bloggers: Is it necessary that SEO experts be very good in English grammar and usage?

I am just curious really. I consider the likes of Problogger  and Dosh Dosh to have excellent English skills (add people skills too). But ever since the advent of the "SEO era" where people seem so much informed about SEO, there was a sudden boom in the number of SEO-related blogs all around the world. People think that it's one speedy way to richness and fame. And so I made myself skeptic about this.

I've seen multitudes of blogs talking about SEO. Though there are excellent ones, I could not help but find out that a lot of SEO bloggers can't even make good use of the English language well. Some have noticeably a number of grammatical errors, a few have spelling errors.

No, I'm not saying I can use English perfectly. I have faults too. I just wonder if correct grammar (which is a factor to GOOD content) affects SEO. Is it absolutely fine to commit errors more than a few times if you "consider" yourself an SEO expert? Or are SEO experts required to be adept in using properly the English language?

For readers and bloggers, does it discourage you to read an SEO blog with grammatical errors?

Just a direct question really and I know we'll all learn something from thinking about this. How about you? What's your stand?

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