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Conference twittering

By Alex Foster | Fri 12th September 2008 - 11:21 am

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Here’s another interesting way of making the technology go a little bit further.

The Twitter user @PartyConference has suggested a hashtag taxonomy to bring together a variety of twitterers in a common purpose. If you’re twittering from Lib Dem party conference, why not add the text #LibDem08 to your message?

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2 Comments

Jeremy Hargreaves 12th Sep '08 - 12:28pm

Great news!

So often, with all these problems in the world, I find myself thinking “you know, what we really need is just a hashtag taxonomy”!

Please tell me I’m not the only reader of this to have no idea what you are talking about – but whatever a hashtag taxonomy may be (and I’m not sure I’d like to bump into one on a dark night), I’m glad it should be useful for the twitterers…
Amy Rodger 12th Sep '08 - 7:27pm

What he said.

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