Date: 2015-08-19 07:37 am (UTC)
jesse_the_k: Drowning man reaches out for help labeled "someone tweeted" (someone tweeted)
From: [personal profile] jesse_the_k
It's an added workload, and opens one up to egregious error, but often folks create multiple Twitter accounts for their various roles. So, Deb_Knows_A11y for your thoughts on access -- and if you can stand to, I believe there's value in speaking up! Then Warrior_Like_Dad for the uninhibited you.

I stumbled on a nifty technique for longer posts, which makes them easier to read on the timeline and easier to find to Storify. Tweet part 1, then reply to it with part 2, and reply to part 2 for part 3, and so on!

I!ve noped out of Twitter cause it just moves too fast. Which is a pity, cause I do so love the snark-and-go ethic.



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