On Thu, Apr 10, 2008 at 9:53 AM, Whil Hentzen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> So there's a group of developers here in the land of beer and
> snow-filled Fourth of Julys who are into this twitter thing.
>
> Thinking it was a tool for folks who weren't grown up enough to use
> MySpace or texting each other on their Barbie Cell Phones, I ignored the
> whole thing for a while.
>
> But.... I got sucked in.
>
> And now I can't live without it. Turns out it's not a huge waste of
> time, like I thought it would be. Judicious selection of followers
> enables you to keep the nonsense ("I'm pretty happy right now.") out.
> And it truly is a way of staying connected with folks in an interesting
> manner. Feels like being back in college, which wasn't the worst of times.
>
> So, question number one: anyone out there using it?
>
> Right now, I'm just working with one group of folks who all pretty much
> know each other. I'm having trouble figuring out how to do several
> disjointed groups. IOW, a group of Fox developers, a group of local
> devs, a group of book authors geographically dispersed, that sort of
> thing. Anyone? Anyone?
>
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I don't see how it is focused enough to be helpful, from my pov at least. I
think that it's more like pissing in the wind or yelling at the grand canyon
and hoping that some else hears you.
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Stephen Russell
Sr. Production Systems Programmer
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Memphis TN
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