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    Eric Sheridan Wyatt
    • Jul 17, 2012
    • 2 min

    Tweet Chats, What Are They Good For?

    A few months ago, I posted a quick, bare-bones tutorial about using the website TweetChat to make the occasional hashtag festival on Twitter easier to navigate. I mentioned, then, that I regularly try to attend a Tuesday night Twitter chat that is anchored on the hashtag #writestuff and it happens (almost) every Tuesday night at 9PM EDT. This particular chat is hosted by the talented writer, teacher, and on-line buddy, Andrea Cumbo. Not only is Andi writing a book I can’t wai
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    Tweetchat and Meeting With Other Writers
    Eric Sheridan Wyatt
    • Feb 14, 2012
    • 2 min

    Tweetchat and Meeting With Other Writers

    I mentioned yesterday that one of the ways I stay in contact with other writers is through weekly Twitter-based chats, so I thought I would take a few minutes to explain how a Twitter chat works. If you aren’t familiar with Twitter, it is a social media site where you can broadcast bite-sized bits of information (or, Tweets) to your friends and acquaintances who also use Twitter. Tweets are limited to 140 characters, so the action is fast and furious. You can read the Tweets
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