http://disqus.com/people/7c1e90121f2f523f9b1e5483e7d910a7/enThu, 11 Jun 2009 23:42:53 -0000http://librarianbyday.disqus.com/why_i8217m_over_people_twittering_conferences_meetings/#comment-21520137Thanks Bobbi for calling me a smart person. I really appreciate it. <br><br>Yes, I did set up a separate twitter feed (@confbaldgeek on twitter) for the express purpose of separating my conference tweets from my regular stream of thought and promotion. I did this because I found that I was swamped by tweets filling up my twitter screen from conferences. <br><br>I personally was very good at "live blogging" a conference session, but a) I found that my notes for a post resembled tweets anyway b) sometimes I moved on from the session and did not blog about it even though it was well done and valueable. Also, I don't and can't write that fast any more but I can type fast and capture and summarize presenter thoughts. <br><br>Twitter allows me to create short notes that stand on their own or that serve as the basis for a blog post or report that may or may not happen. <br><br>Thanks for writing a very well thought out post and to the poster for creating conversation, (which is why we should be blogging and tweeting!) <br><br>Viva Tweeting and Blogging!baldgeekinmdThu, 11 Jun 2009 23:42:53 -0000http://apassionforputers.disqus.com/interview_with_the_webgoddess_pt_1/#comment-3720459Robin, that is why they make the avatars. baldgeekinmdbaldgeekinmdWed, 12 Nov 2008 15:17:20 -0000http://apassionforputers.disqus.com/library_spotlight_at_maintainit_me/#comment-4969546robin, it is almost impossible for you to sound like an idiot.baldgeekinmdWed, 07 Jan 2009 18:00:36 -0000