Personally, I've assumed the latter and thus have avoided tweeting a link to every new post of mine on my blog. But I'm noticing that the former seems to be the norm... and if people really appreciate such notifications (maybe they don't use a feed reader?) then I'm happy to accommodate. - Adam Lasnik

For me, it's really easy for me to unfollow people who fill their twitter stream with redundant information. FriendFeed aggregates RSS feeds, if I really wanted that. - John μller

It depends on the percentage if their tweets that a self-links. If it's almost all they do, it's annoying. - Brett Kelly

I don't really mind that. What is annoying, though, is if people post their location (via Brightkite etc.) every couple of minutes. - Horst Gutmann

fact is that tweeting brings more readers... since I have 10 times more followers than subscribers - Ihar Mahaniok

Twitter is also much more spam-bot friendly than your RSS feed == Twitter is better ;-) - Horst Gutmann

It is helpful if I am a reader of their blog, and know that they will respond to @replies on the topic. - Mike Chelen

if they post all the blog entries on twitter, I drop their RSS feed and follow only the tweets. - righini riprova

Adam - If it's not overdone, think it's fine. Just more ongoing 'in-the-moment' discovery. Have even been known to do it myself .. occasionally :) - Charlie Anzman

I think it is cool in moderation. You have to mix it up. I respect when people post things from their blog and other sources in the same space. I am much more inclined to click their links if that is the case. - nickgs

I auto-tweet from my personal blog. Then again I don't blog every five minutes. - Ian May

It does not annoy me if the tweets are on the edges of the blog and not necessarily in the main body. - Lester Greenberg

Isn't that the whole point of social media site - to share interesting content? - Dilip Dand

I don't mind if it's in reference to something else, or even something really interesting, but yes, that's what Google Reader is for! - Californian

I really don't mind all that much. As long as it isn't spammed too often I can live with it. - John Ford from Nambu

Don't mind, not as annoying as the same re-tweets by 10 people your following - Stuart Evans

It's annoying if they send too many posts and if they don't give a good comment about the link. - Anurag Nigam

The latter for me - Brandon Mendelson

Depends on the context for me. If the subject of the post complements the views of the tweeter, that's fine by me, but too many irrelevant or offtopic and I'll unfollow without a second thought. - Stuart Gray

It doesn't really bother me. In fact, there have been times when I missed a post on RSS but then caught it on twitter. Typically if I see a blog tweet I'll read it I have time, but if not I know I can catch it later on RSS. - Alex Hellstrom

Wow, the diversity of opinions here surprises and intrigues me. Thanks, everyone, for the thoughtful input. I'm still undecided on what to do, but leaning towards tweeting more of my posts now (particularly given that I don't blog that often AND I do tend to tweet at least daily). - Adam Lasnik

I don't mind it at all. I have some friends who have set their blogs to auto-tweet whenever they have a new entry but also use twitter for comments and @replies. It is just one of many different pieces of content and, since it is under 140 characters, easy to ignore in its redundancy with my GReader. I say go for it! - Miss Elle

Agreed with Anurag too, the tweet should contain substantive context to help determine if the post will be interesting to me. - Mike Chelen