What is the main difference between twitter and facebook? which one is best and why?

[Aakaashh Galaxy]

[Jaison D]

You knowing the answer only you have asked this question.

There's no computer user doesn't know these two sites.


However I'm goin to answer your 2nd question.
Facebook is better.

[Weber]

Content.
Facebook gives the ability to organize tons of content and spy on the personal information of whoever you are friends with.
Twitter is more private but lacks the ability to be content oriented and instead focuses on short bits of information.

[Alisha Thomson]

FB is carrying 5 times more consumers than twitter. It's the best. Both are much same but FB has some fine options like chat in FB.

[Mary Zareah]

twitter and FB are socail networking sites
but both provides diffrent networking ideas.TWITTER is a microblogging site , where you can in 144 charecters and whole world will follow your tweets
and thats y it became famous with celebrities
if you are not a celebrity not much people will follow it
FB provides chat, video sharing , photo sharing
and it provides dynamic sharing of data by which we can connect with our friends
TWITTER doesnt provide such items

[AliRey]

facebook is better because you can post pictures and have friends and remove friends and do other things

[narrowballoon689]

facebook is way better. it allows easy commenting and access to other users. the chances are good that 90% of the people you know are going to have a facebook and not a twitter. facebook is more organized and twitter is really just a way to connect with simply, often times meaningless, messages. twitter can become overloaded and crowded with spam and facebook allows casual connection with anyone.

[James]

All twiiter is, is you say whats on ur mind and everyone can read it, facebook is a whole site with chat and games to play and lots of things

[Kevin john Island]

Overall Facebook allows for a more personal experience. From watching videos, browsing through pictures, emailing(messaging) other users, Facebook is the choice to truly meet others and cultivate lasting relationships through the internet.

Twitter may not have the personal touch as Facebook, but Twitters ability to get out there and meet as many people as one can far surpasses the old grizzly cousin. If Facebook is like having a semi-private house party, some close friends with a few new invites that you're really excited to get to know, Twitter is like hanging out at a premier Chicago club on Friday night, quickly passing a glance, nodding heads and the occasional hand shake and brief conversation.