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Twitter: what does "#" before trending topic means?
10-12-2012, 08:08 AM
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Everyone who has answered so far is wrong.

# is what makes a 'hashtag'. A popular hastag at the moment is #iranelection. When you put hash in front of a phrase it means your tweet will become more visible ny anyone who searches for #iranelection. using hashtags make it easier to see who is talking about what and find people who are interested in what you are. Hashtags such as #lol and #funny are good to search for as it is an easier way of finding funny links or tweets.

Thanks for reading, I hope that helps.
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