OK, what?
To encourage dissemination of your article online, authors may also
provide a tweetable abstract (maximum of 140 characters) which will
be sent out from the Bulletin’s Twitter account @SpanishBulletin.
Authors should also include details of their own/their department’s/their
university’s Twitter handle so that the Bulletin can tag and follow you via
Twitter.
There is no escaping the darn Twitter anywhere.
Good idea, though.
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I think it’s a bad idea. Scholarship shouldn’t be degraded by proximity to a cesspool.
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Twitter is now being extended into a cyber-STASI I see.
I tell you, people can subvert anything if they so desire.
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Resistance if futile.
I’d much rather go with Twitter over Facebook. Facebook seems evil and the layout offends the senses. At least with Twitter there is more openness of access (for now).
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I can’t even say which one I hate most.
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Twitter is the creation of none other than the dark lord that is Satan himself.
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