Here is some reference on how to use and understand Twitter Commands.
@username: The command used for public replies to a tweet by the user noted after the @ sign.
D username: For a direct message to only the user in question. "DM" also works.
RT @username: For Re-tweet or a tweet you want to rebroadcast. Prefaced with the original twitters's user name.
ON username or OFF username: Turns mobile phone notifications on or off for a single user. STOP and QUIT will cut off all Twitter SMS messages for all users.
FOLLOW username and LEAVE username: To see or stop seeing the tweet of a user. Twitter displays a drop down message saying it has carried out your command. However, to really take them off your list, go to their profile and click Remove next to "You follow username".
WHOIS username: Provides a brief information about the user.
GET username: Displays a particular user's most recent tweet.
STAT: Informs you how many followers you have and how many are following you.
@username: The command used for public replies to a tweet by the user noted after the @ sign.
D username: For a direct message to only the user in question. "DM" also works.
RT @username: For Re-tweet or a tweet you want to rebroadcast. Prefaced with the original twitters's user name.
ON username or OFF username: Turns mobile phone notifications on or off for a single user. STOP and QUIT will cut off all Twitter SMS messages for all users.
FOLLOW username and LEAVE username: To see or stop seeing the tweet of a user. Twitter displays a drop down message saying it has carried out your command. However, to really take them off your list, go to their profile and click Remove next to "You follow username".
WHOIS username: Provides a brief information about the user.
GET username: Displays a particular user's most recent tweet.
STAT: Informs you how many followers you have and how many are following you.
Happy Twitting !!!
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