Colorado Pols is on Twitter

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1. I’ve found it to be worthless, but hey I’m way old. But what’s interesting is my daughters also find it uninteresting.

   I’m not trying to shoot down Pols – if 10% of the people here use it it’s a great new feature. I’m just curious about how widespread use is.

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   1. I installed it on my blog. I use it occasionally when I’m not around a computer.

      I think it has a lot of potential from a political organizing perspective or for activists.
      

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      1. I cannot find the utility of making sure the world is aware of what I am doing at this very moment.  To be truthful, the more these social networking sites evolve; the more I feel like a tin-foil hat wearing, Orwell-espousing, 9/11 Truther.

         Then again, I’ve been told that I’m just a treehugger that wants everyone to live in caves.

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         1. http://www.stopabductions.com/

            That will stop those tin-foil hat fears!

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   2. Bank of America and Comcast both have Twitter accounts they use for customer service.

      http://twitter.com/comcastcares
      
      http://twitter.com/BofA_help

      The advantage is that tech-savy people who get Twitter can be counted on to communicate their problems to the rep quickly and completely. Folks who don’t understand how to read a bank statement or can’t figure out the cable remote probably are not going to use it.

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