Some personal thoughts following the Southeast U.S./Japan Conference that wrapped last week in Charlotte.
| My website | https://davidrtp.com/about-david-rhoades/ |
| Work | https://commerce.nc.gov/news |
| http://linkedin.com/in/davidrtp/ |
David Rhoades
- 56 Followers
- 254 Following
- 249 Posts
Currently with North Carolina's Dept. of Commerce. But these *toots,* (right?) Just me talking. Playing around with Threads at @davidrtp2021. Got a website too at https://davidrtp.com.
“Where the people are” https://zeldman.com/2024/03/02/where-the-people-are/ #DesignPrinciples, #Principles
“Where the people are” https://zeldman.com/2024/03/02/where-the-people-are/ #DesignPrinciples, #Principles
Ged MaheuxGuess we’re never gonna find that lost shaker of salt. RIP Jimmy Buffett. 😓
Trek Central⭐️To Boldly Go...
Remembering the Great Bird of the Galaxy - #StarTrek's creator Gene Roddenberry - on his 102nd birthday.🖖
August 19, 1921 - October 24, 1991.
UnclePJ
Chuck Taggart, Private EyeWhat an incredible human being. Via James Hawkins on the bird app. 🥺❤️ #SineadO’Connor
Mandu 🥟Jerry O'Connell (Ransom) and Rebecca Romijn (Una) as a married couple in real life took this joke to another level. 🤣 What a great ep.
222bandittips for building your network in the #fediverse:
1. your bio is important! sometimes your old posts won't load if your profile/instance has never been discovered by the viewer's instance. however, your bio will usually load above all things. so let your visitors learn about you through your bio!
2. #hashtags are your friends. the fediverse does not have an algorithm. the only way your posts show up on someone else's feed is if someone boosts you, follows you, finds your post on the global feed, or discovers it through a hashtag. hashtags are the best way to be discovered by other users
3. use hashtags to find others with similar interests! most of the people i'm mutuals have something in common with me. whether it's #softwaredevelopment, #gaming, #anime, #gunpla, etc. you get the idea
4. interact with others! this one sounds simple, but this one is extra important in the fediverse compared to the other social networks. every time you interact with someone else, you allow your profile to be discovered by them and the people on their instance. in a way you're not only helping yourself but you're actually helping the entire network make connections!
1. your bio is important! sometimes your old posts won't load if your profile/instance has never been discovered by the viewer's instance. however, your bio will usually load above all things. so let your visitors learn about you through your bio!
2. #hashtags are your friends. the fediverse does not have an algorithm. the only way your posts show up on someone else's feed is if someone boosts you, follows you, finds your post on the global feed, or discovers it through a hashtag. hashtags are the best way to be discovered by other users
3. use hashtags to find others with similar interests! most of the people i'm mutuals have something in common with me. whether it's #softwaredevelopment, #gaming, #anime, #gunpla, etc. you get the idea
4. interact with others! this one sounds simple, but this one is extra important in the fediverse compared to the other social networks. every time you interact with someone else, you allow your profile to be discovered by them and the people on their instance. in a way you're not only helping yourself but you're actually helping the entire network make connections!
Jane LagoIt worked until it didn't.
"MSHP used Twitter due to its ability to reach a wider audience, and because of its ability to process a large amount of data that would otherwise overwhelm MSHP's website.
On average, an Amber Alert issued using Twitter would receive 330,000 views within 3 seconds. . . . "Twitter was utilized because it had the necessary capacity to handle the traffic and was the only social media site that would allow access to non-Twitter users."
Twitter's policy change affects MSHP Amber Alert system - ABC17NEWS
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) A recent change to the ability to use Twitter has limited the Missouri State Highway Patrol's Amber Alert reach. Recently, users have been having issues viewing posts on Twitter's website without being signed into an account. Amber Alerts were sent with a link that would direct residents to a Twitter page with