Twittering Pyweek

Martin on 2009/04/24 12:33 of Super Effective 8

Every Pyweek I say to myself "This time I'm going to make a real effort to write regular diary entries, with screenshots and lots of lovely stuff about how the game is working out." Every Pyweek I fail miserably.

This time, I'm going to try something different. Instead of failing to post long in-depth pieces about how things are going, I'm just going to occasionally vent on Twitter. I'd like to invite anyone else interested in doing the same to follow me (@mewo2), and to post their Twitter IDs in this thread so that I can do likewise. I'd also suggest using the rather original #pyweek tag.

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ZeroByte on 2009/04/24 16:23:

Dang! You beat me to posting this! I'll definitely be twittering pyweek but I'll also supplement it with long message board/blog posts. My twitter acccount is @chemikhazi. It would also be a nice way to promote pyweek although we probably won't be able to get it into the trending topics.

shundread on 2009/04/24 19:55:

I'll join you: @shundread. =)

Chard on 2009/04/24 21:57:

I will twitter also: @membury

adam on 2009/04/24 21:57:

Although I'm only likely to be active for the first day or so, @adambiltcliffe.

saluk on 2009/04/24 23:31:

WTH is this twitter thing?

pymike on 2009/04/24 23:33:

lol, its like... blogs for phones and computers, or something. :P

RB[0] on 2009/04/25 02:18:

LOL, wow, so, like, the geeks don't know what it is? :P
Basically you write little tidbits (or longer) and post them, a lot like a blog (btw, pymike, what is a blog for phones/computers - is it different from a normal one, for, uh, phones/computers? XD)

Seems kinda like facebook writing on your wall or something, I never used it :P

Akake on 2009/04/25 07:39:

My Twitter ID is @henrythescot

I will also be posting updates during the compo :D

adam on 2009/04/25 20:57:

Incidentally, this page can be used to see what people are twittering about Pyweek for those who don't have a Twitter account.

Treeform on 2009/04/25 22:48:

i am at http://twitter.com/treeform

jakob on 2009/04/25 23:10:

I just got myself one of those "Twitter Accounts", so i may well be twittering a bit during pyweek. It can be found here: @jakbob

mespringfield on 2009/04/26 00:04:

My twitter: @mespringfield

gordallott on 2009/04/26 12:01:

@gordallott

milker on 2009/04/26 14:08:

Hi, everyboy:


@floksy

Martin on 2009/04/27 19:07:

For those who are interested, Pyweek diary entries are now being twittered by @pyweekdiaries. It's a copy of the RSS feed, so it's only new diary entries, not comments.

richard on 2009/04/28 00:17:

Personally I can't stand RSS feeds fed into Twitter: if you want to read the RSS use an RSS reader. Otherwise it just pushes the real Twitter content out of the way.

</grump>

Martin on 2009/04/28 11:18:

richard: Normally, I'd agree, but I think Pyweek diary entries are a bit better suited to the Twitter format. Anyway, if you don't want it, there's no need to look at it. Some people were asking on IRC, so I provided.

Martin on 2009/08/12 11:40:

Bumping this thread.

I thought this worked out pretty well last time, although I did keep forgetting about it, and my natural tendency to keep things secret until they're done got the better of me a couple of times.

Anyone interested again?

nitrofurano on 2009/08/12 12:39:

twitter: @nitrofurano
i use identi.ca as well

Akake on 2009/08/12 16:23:

Not sure if I will or not, m'self.

I might, I might not.

I probably won't, though. It got distracting last time. I like making periodic lengthy journal posts better, consolidates my fooling around into a couple of hours in each day, which I can stick into times where I'm not able to work efficiently (EG: Early morning, late evening)

nitrofurano on 2009/08/12 18:52:

created a pyweek group at identi.ca:
http://identi.ca/group/pyweek
pygame group also exists there:
http://identi.ca/group/pygame