On the one hand: nothing – because it isn’t twitter it’s the people on twitter (as opposed to the bots and spammers) that really make it work.
And on the other hand: Let’s see -
- Given me perspective, actually helped me to decide that it would be better for me to give up a senior management job and bike to a local job, working in the community
- Generated a fantastic design coming in from @flashmaggie for our Expo in Dennington on 20th June based on the sciapod
- Won a competition thanks to @penelopeelse and @cartoono The Dys-Artist’s Delight - 29 May 2009
- Led to potential involvement with @FoodSafariUK, thinking about cottage gardening, liquors, syrups and vinegars
- Free coffee at Suffolk Show by saying tweet tweet at the coffee stand thanks to the glorious @paddyandscotts
- Encouraged me to take part in a script writting competition - but I will have to put stuff on paper rather than wake up with the plot rerunning in my head at 4.00 am. thanks to @antoniablue
Please leave a comment - what has twitter ever done for you? what about the foodsaffari idea?
Ohh and the pigs - they were at the show and I just love pigs
Great post - good luck with the new job, I'm glad you,ve had the oppertunity to take the chance!
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Aww, thanks for the mention. Twitter has opened up a whole new social networking expierience. i'm not a member of Facebook, don't fancy that, but this is fast and it doesn't matter how long you spend on-line, you can pick up with stuff any time.
ReplyDeletei actually started with Twitter when I was chosen to write a character (@fragharpy) for the @RFMPlay, so overall it's been a great experience.
Good Tweeps on Twitter!
Glad you liked the logo. I like Twitter because of the funny people. As I live alone, my neighbour must wonder what I'm laughing at.
ReplyDeleteGood post I love twitter for the people and the inspiration to try new things or to remind you of old stuff that needs to be revitalised.
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