Twitter to ?

obsession with shortening regular words

[Tastatura]

So, in order to to fall behind times I've been trying to get to "know" twitter.
Twitter as a name, although unusual, caught on, and you can say it's a brand now. But peoples "obsession" to acronimize (spl?) everything, or to just shorten it is amazing to me So it starts with
Twitter , and it goes to
Twitt
Tweet
Twit

what would be three letter one (haven't see it, I don't think)

twt ?
ttr
what about two letter one
tw ?
tt ?

what do think, where we'll end up?

[edited by: Tastatura at 7:45 am (utc) on Mar. 13, 2009]

[edited by: lawman at 10:32 am (utc) on Mar. 13, 2009]
[edit reason] Fixed Title [/edit]

[brotherhood of LAN]

twtr...imo tbf ;o)

Although I'm not part of the 'in-crowd' of twitter, I don't use it, I think most online savvy people could decipher a conversation where "twitter" was entirely replace by twtr

It just seems to be habit for people who use the same terminology every day. I wonder whether Google turned into "G" because it is so oftenly mentioned in forums like these or because "Y" was insprirational.

[LifeinAsia]

So when it gets big enough, it can be just "T."

[Yoshimi]

Well we often refer to Google as G, so potentially I guess?