Based in Managua, reaching out to Nicaragua: Christ for the City International.
The last Twitter tool I’m going to write about this week is called TwitterSnooze. Their tag line says it all:
Hit the snooze button on your “verbose” Twitter friends.
Twitterholics describes the service like this:
Is a verbose Twitterer getting on your nerves? Or maybe everyone is tweeting about a conference you didn’t attend? Instead of un-following the [...]
Next in my series of posts on my favorite Twitter tools is a website called Twitter Grader. The idea is pretty simple. As the website states,
“Twitter Grader gives you a grade based on the power of your Twitter profile.”
How is your score determined? Twitter Grader doesn’t give away all of its secrets, [...]
This week I’m talking about my favorite Twitter tools. I don’t know how practical today’s “tool” is, but it’s pretty funny: Twictionary, a repository for all sorts of manglings of the English language as used on Twitter. Again, I don’t know how useful these words are in the real world (or even in Twitter [...]
Read full post...This week I’m going to delve into my favorite new social media addiction: Twitter. I’ve already blogged about “How Twitter Saved Me $55″ and “Twitterizing Your Ministry”. This week I’m going to blog about my favorite Twitter accessories — tools for making Twitter more usable…and fun. Today’s Twitter tool is called Less Friends.
“Less friends?” [...]
What are you doing?
It’s a simple question. But when the person whom you’re asking lives far away (say, in Nicaragua), it’s not always so simple.
Until now.
Christ for the City missionaries — in Nicaragua and around the world — are on Twitter, a social networking service that encourages its users to answer the simple question…
What [...]
The Evangelical Alliance recently came up with the “Ten Blogging Commandments.” The Evangelical Alliance says they are loosely based on the real Ten Commandments from the Old Testament and are “intended to cause bloggers to consider the social impact of their blogging.”
Scary.
Anyway, here’s the list:
1. You shall not put your blog before your integrity.
2. You [...]
I’m still jazzed about an experience I had a couple of weeks ago involving Twitter and the domain/web host I use for all of my blogs, GoDaddy.com.
Here’s the story.
I got a notice about an unexpected charge on my credit card from GoDaddy. Fifty-five dollars. Apparently, I had gone over the space limitations for one of [...]
