Much like the constant updates of Twitter itself, picking what to write about after a break enforced by work/family is tricky as a huge amount of microblogging and Twitter coverage flows through my RSS feeds on a daily basis – so expect plenty of catching up shortly.
The admirable Laura Fitton (@Pistachio) reminded me this morning that there’s only a week left for open contributions to Twitter for Dummies.
The good thing is that you don’t need to write everything up:
‘Want to see your tip, idea or case study in Twitter for Dummies? Submit it today and get your friends to vote it up. We can’t include everything, but we’ll mention as many of the best ones as we can.
A line or two is enough, or a link to the full story. You don’t need to write it up completely here.
Vote on ideas by category and add your stuff too. Click the categories in the sidebar to go through them one at a time. Thanks!
–Advanced tips and techniques
–Business and Twitter
–Case Studies – Business
–Case Studies – Personal
–Etiquette
–Facts and Factoids
–Favorite Twitter Tools
–Government/Politics and Twitter
–How to Grow Your Network
–NOMINATE THE CHARITY
–Nonprofits and Twitter
–Personal use of Twitter
–Security
–Sharing multimedia
–SUGGEST A NEW CATEGORY
–Tips for New Users
–URL Shorteners
–Uses of Twitter
–What NOT to Do
We’ll keep taking ideas for one more week — until Wednesday, April 8, 2009. We can’t guarantee your story will make it into the final edition. We CAN guarantee that the most popular charity submitted and voted up will get 10% of the royalties from book sales.’
So as long as you interact by Wednesday, you’ll get to share some knowledge, possibly be listed in a Dummies guide, and raise some money for charity.