If you have a few minutes, check out some of the hilarious tweets shared on #ScottishTwitter. The Scottish have a way with words on Twitter and they have already earned global popularity for it.
It doesn’t come as a surprise that Twitter is collaborating with the Edinburgh Fringe festival – one of the biggest comedy festivals in the world.
For the love of comedy, Twitter is putting up the very first immersive visitor centre where the most humorous tweets selected from #ScottishTwitter will be exhibited.
Twitter is also joining forces with local comedians to award the funniest tweet.
Although more serious conversations have been raised regarding data misuse and privacy violation by social media networks, these same platforms provide a great deal of positive energy.
According to Social Media Today “. . . matching those benefits against the potential negatives has gotten more and more complex, but there is a lot to love about social platforms, there’s a lot of positivity and benefit to social media connection.”
A campaign based on humour is a typical example of the positivity on social media.
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