Re: [OPEN-ILS-GENERAL] Evergreen Hashtag

[Michele Montague]

Another vote for #egils.  It's shortest and easier to say (for those of us who remember hashtags by their sound). On 3/16/2011 3:13 PM, Lori Bowen Ayre wrote: I like egils better than evgils.  evgils looks too much like evil....whereas egils makes me think more about equality and other lofty things.  And egils is short.  And it will go nicely with the egconf11 hashtag. Can I get some feedback on #egils? Lori On Wed, Mar 16, 2011 at 10:41 AM, Amy Terlaga <terl...@biblio.org> wrote: On this:   >I'm assuming for this year's conference we'll use #evg11,   Nope, no can do.  Tried evg11 and so many variations on it, it made me dizzy.   Finally found success with egconf11.  Not the best, but trust me – so many other combinations ended in failure.   And by the way, the Grand Rapids conference crew transferred the Twitter account over to us, including all those users who had signed up to follow the 2010 conference.   We’ve posted here and there and there’s a feed on the front page of the conference website so sign up:   egconf11   We’ll post more frequently as we inch ever closer to the April conference.   Amy   From: "Kate Sheehan" <kshee...@biblio.org> Subject: Re: [OPEN-ILS-GENERAL] Evergreen Hashtag To: "'Evergreen Discussion Group'"                 <open-ils-general@list.georgialibraries.org> Message-ID: <008b01cbe3ff$b39c1f30$1ad45d90$@biblio.org> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"   Thanks for bringing this to the list, Lori!   On twitter, I've found that #evergreen by itself isn't distinct enough, and #evgils has worked well (and is patterned off of #kohails).     I'd be open to #evergreenoss or #evergreenils, but they are very long in the 140 character world. #openils works, but is it too broad (without the context of the history of Evergreen's name, this could easily apply to any open source ILS, which is fine, but is that what we're going for in our common-law marriage hashtag)? I'm assuming for this year's conference we'll use #evg11, which brings up another argument for extreme brevity. Conferences are often when folks want to add more than one hashtag to an update. I'm thinking of sessions at ALA like Top Tech Trends, which usually has its own hashtag, along with the conference hashtag and sometimes, just for fun, a LITA hashtag. It can leave very little room to actually say anything about the session!     I'd vote for #evgils or #openils (or if you have room, both).     +=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+ Amy Terlaga Assistant Director, User Services Bibliomation, Inc. 32 Crest Road Middlebury, CT  06762 www.biblio.org   -- =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-==-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Lori Bowen Ayre // Library Technology Consultant The Galecia Group // www.galecia.com (707) 763-6869 // lori.a...@galecia.com Specializing in open source ILS solutions, RFID, filtering,  workflow optimization, and materials handling  =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= --