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Two types of Twitterers revealed.

An article by Fast Company (https://www.fastcompany.com/blog/kit-eaton/technomix/attention-marketers-80-twitterers-are-narcissists) recently summed up an interesting study about Twitter users.
They found that there are essentially two types of Twitterers.
1- “Me-formers” (about 80% of Twitter users) post mainly trivial, self-indulgent, and possibly narcissistic information about themselves.
2- Informers (about 20% of Twitter users) post useful information or post links to useful information.

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