I understand Wendy very well, but I want to express support to Helen. I prefered the old style of reporting: first post is about the venue (who needs O2 London being introduced, that's another question

), then everything else. But those days are gone (as far as I remember, there were voices against
those venue-related posts too).
Tweets are like impressionist brush strokes. You may see a wonderful picture - if you make a step behind and concentrate. Some of them are funny or even informative. (BTW, I should confess: I dislike Twitter on emotional level.)
Just one example from this thread. I'm a Russian, my English is reasonably good (as for Russians), but I'm almost sure I wouldn't catch the phrase "Lighten up, Cohen" from the intro to Ain't No Cure for Love, without reading it in Helen's compilation. So, this tweet + Maarten's
video from Paris = I got it, I laughed, I shared it with my compatriots (with a translation of this catchphrase). That's how well it works sometimes.
Helen, maybe it's a good idea to renew the conception: to exclude standart OMG-tweets, to replace individual quote brackets by one big quote bracket (will save some space)... Anyway, thanks!