Apr 7, 2008
Twitter-reviewing - some reflections
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4 Comments, Comment or Ping
Chris Lang
Thanks for the apology - following you on Friday really was no fun! I’ll read the book at some point, but probably won’t bother twittering about this or any other book in the near future. I can see that it could be useful to get feedback as you’re reading though. But what if it really took off? What if hundreds of people joined in? You’d spend all your time reading the tweets instead of the book.
Apr 8th, 2008
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