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Cameron Neylon
Reflections on Science 2.0 from a distance - Part I - http://blog.openwetware.org/science...
Interesting point - could only track down Jon's tweet via Friendfeed. Possibly an argument for piping mine back in - or perhaps setting up a secondary account for archiving... - Cameron Neylon
a secondary acct for archiving is a good idea.We tend to pull the RSS from tags on the day of any event and stick them in FF or google reader. Having an RSS feed of your own tweets into GR could work too. Tweetstream is definitely pretty transient these days. - Jo Badge
I use FF as a searchable repository of my tweets, at least for now. - Bora Zivkovic
The third para of that post was delightful. I also use FF exactly as Bora does, and to search for the tweets of some others. In fact I've toyed with setting up 'imaginary friends' of people / corporate tweets which don't have an FF account for this purpose but haven't got round to it yet. I really don't use FF enough! - Jo Brodie
Love it: "...the natural unit of science research is the blog post". - Bill Hooker