I watch Twitter, so you don't have to. Visit each Sunday for the week's best Tweets. If I missed a great Tweet, leave it in the Comments. Always welcome your suggestions on improving this weekly feature.

Also, quick plug: March is a phenomenal month for Writer's Digest webinars, with three sessions by fabulous guest presenters:

• First Page Critique (by yours truly) on March 4, includes guaranteed critique of your first page
  

• How Do Editors & Agents Decide? by agent Rachelle Gardner on March 11

• How to Create an iPhone App by author Al Katkowsky on March 25

• Break Into Corporate Writing by freelancer I.J. Schecter on March 31
  

Guardian asks many great authors their 10 rules for writing fiction
@dbschlosser

Some of the best writing advice ever, from a READER, not another writer
[Salon response to Guardian article]
@ElisabethWeed

A writer's starter guide to Twitter: everything I wish someone had told me when I first started
@justinemusk

Remember this! Editing advice you can't miss from agent @elanaroth

The WORD COUNT and GENRE of your novel are two crucial pieces of information for the query.
@RachelleGardner

Received 12 rejections in one day? STOP subbing that Q! You are targeting the wrong agents, or the Q needs revision
@MarleneStringer

The words "I just finished my first book" are red flags for agents reading queries. Best to say it another way.
@RachelleGardner

After receiving a pass letter from an agent, don't email back asking for feedback or referrals to other agents.
@RachelleGardner

If your novel is fewer than 70k words, it will be difficult to place. Agents might not want the extra obstacle.
@rachellegardner

I'm always amused when I request partials and I receive them 2+ weeks later. It just screams "OH CRAP I HAVE TO EDIT/FINISH!
@KOrtizzle

I can' think of a more over-used plot device in kids/YA fiction than the "magical portal."
@RachelleGardner

"Professionally edited" doesn't add anything to your query
@EpsteinLiterary

Use your protagonists’ name in your query’s plot summary.
@EpsteinLiterary

Are you following these ladies? They're handing out free query help. @laurieabkemeier @KatelynnLacopo @sztownsend81
[via @LianaBrooks]

Reason for rejections: Internal & external conflict don't work together.
@DocumentDriven