The best way is probably to post replies to comments in Twitter in Twitter and replies to a blog post in the blog post. The back and forth can drive people crazy if they are not active in both. The comments inline with the content makes it easier for others to follow and chime in. Then again, the benefit of doing the cross posting of replies is that it pulls in people from each medium into the other and possibly leads to a richer interaction.
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Hi. I'm Chrystie Hill, also known as itgirl. I'm a librarian, writer, community builder, and all-around professional Pollyanna. Officially speaking, I'm the Community Relations Director at OCLC, and in my spare time I write and speak on libraries and community. I'd love to hear from you about yours.
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The best way is probably to post replies to comments in Twitter in Twitter and replies to a blog post in the blog post. The back and forth can drive people crazy if they are not active in both. The comments inline with the content makes it easier for others to follow and chime in. Then again, the benefit of doing the cross posting of replies is that it pulls in people from each medium into the other and possibly leads to a richer interaction.
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althea
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