I agree there is a fine line between a few tweets to get out breaking information and/or just to show you are at an event and some of the constant, mindless tweeting for virtually no reason.
Putting aside the etiquette question, tweeters need to worry about over-exposure as well. The public has limits to the amount of information they want to be hit over the head with.
As much as I love Las Vegas, guess what: The entire world doesn't want to be updated about every minute detail of every waking second of every event that happens here. Even Vegasphiles who soak up every piece of Vegas info out there have their limits.
I agree there is a fine line between a few tweets to get out breaking information and/or just to show you are at an event and some of the constant, mindless tweeting for virtually no reason.
Putting aside the etiquette question, tweeters need to worry about over-exposure as well. The public has limits to the amount of information they want to be hit over the head with.
As much as I love Las Vegas, guess what: The entire world doesn't want to be updated about every minute detail of every waking second of every event that happens here. Even Vegasphiles who soak up every piece of Vegas info out there have their limits.