twitter

Hi. I am a Drupal webmaster/project manager/user experience specialist, and am VERY interested in integrating Wave into my client projects right out of the gate. I am also waiting on sandbox access, so haven;t had a chance to play yet. I've expressed interest at the Wave module page in helping however I can - testing, UX review, documentation, whatever I can. I think one of the immediate decisions that needs to be clarified for people like me is: when is it appropriate to recommend that we implement a Wave server vs just using a third-party provider? Is it number of sites the client is managing? is it infrastructure-dependent? Is it branding considerations? I'm sure the answers are yes, yes and yes to some degree, but I think it will be instructive to begin work on some best-practice guidelines to help us Drupal folks know the landscape a little better. I am VERY excited about Wave, and can't wait until we have a module to begin messing with. FUN!!

Another thing - I've started a DrupalWave Twitter account for us to use. I know it's not convenient for long posts but maybe just some of the more announcement-type stuff and smaller issues could be addressed there. I expect that I'm hardly the best candidate for inside information and the latest scoops -- I just want to make sure that we have a voice out there in Twitterland and to contribute any way I can. Having issued that last caveat,

Yes, that's right folks. We're on Twitter as @drupalsandiego! Go ahead and follow us at http://twitter.com/drupalsandiego, and we'll remind you when the monthly meetings and happy hours are coming up.

Heja alla treviga personer.
Jag kör med drupal 5 än men jag skulle vilja ha tvitter på min site är det möjligt och hur gör man?
Ann

Are any Western Mass Drupal users on Twitter? Post a link to your Twitter profile here.

Me:
http://twitter.com/joshhostels

http://matthewm.org/blog/drupal-screencast-fbconnect-module-and-twitter-...

So I made my first attempt at a screencast. It's pretty simple and straight forward - I hope someone finds it useful. It just goes through activating fbconnect and twitter modules. I also go over some of the basic feature/function to get you up and running asap. Enjoy!

I wanted to kick of a discussion about some Twitter strategy. @WordPress has almost 24K followers, and we've got a handful of non "official" accounts here and there.

Nowadays its more important than ever to get your users easy ways to share content on other sites.

I want the users of my D5 site to be able to click a "Tweet This" link under my posts and be taken to their twitter home pages with the post form auto-filled in with the post title and a tinyurl to the original post.

Someone's created a Wordpress plugin that does just that: http://richardxthripp.thripp.com/tweet-this

I'd love to see this ported over to Drupal. I have no clue how to do it myself, but it'd be a win for the community. The code's there, it just needs to be "drupalized,"

I've just set up a twitter feed for DrupalCamp Florida:

http://twitter.com/fldrupalcamp

Follow it for updates on our upcoming camp...

If you'd like to post to the feed, let me know and I'll send you the info you'll need.

-mike

someone mentioned using a twitter module a few weeks ago.
I was curious if you can control what it grabs as text when it automatically posts to twitter and if you can control what URL is linked to it.
Thanks.