A great question was asked this week on the OHomos list, about whether or not the discussions from our Twitter Socials would be compiled and posted as a blog post for those who couldn't make it for the event.
I think this is a great idea. I also think that with all the automated-ness of Twitter, there ought to be a way for that to be compiled with the push of a button. As great an idea as I think it is, I'm not into hours of command-c, command-v, command-c, command-v.
If there isn't an app for this already, there should be. Attention all you web developers out there!
Then I was looking over the OProducers list tonight and there are more than a few recommendations for various productivity software products that looked interesting.
So interesting, that I think these are perfect topics for tonight's menu:
Appetizer: What software do you use regularly that makes your life easier? (I mean besides the obvious ones like Outlook. Does anyone even use Outlook anymore?) Task management? Time management/tracking? Any new discoveries? What about web apps? Any novel uses for obvious things like Google Docs? Anyone else love their Google Reader as much as I do?
Drink Special: How can we get this Twitter Social easily compiled into a file that can be made into a blog post? Any ideas?
Your hosts for the Twitter OList Socials are @DianaHsieh, @laforgetm (aka William Green) and @Earl3d (that's me!)
I'm not a fan of the Twitter blog post idea. Granted Tweets are searchable, but the reason I like Tweeting is its more informal and ephemeral nature. Once it would be turned in to a blog post I'd simply be too wary to Tweet much.
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