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My celebrity status was raised today to the level of “one person”. Here is a quote from the Cyprus Mail article covering TEDxNicosia:
Perhaps the most apt response to that performance was from one person on social networking site Twitter who said, “Holly molly! Check the voice on that kid! Jaw dropped at #TedxNicosia”. Hashtags are used on Twitter to enable people, including strangers, to discuss a set topic.
If you missed the original, here it is:
Holy molly! Check the voice on that kid! Jaw dropped at #TEDxNicosia
— Leonid Mamchenkov (@mamchenkov) March 9, 2013
I just noticed that my Twitter stream has passed 10,000 tweets. Here is an obligatory screenshot.
Of course, not all of these were handcrafted – there were plenty of automated tweets from Delicious, Evernote, YouTube, and even Flickr. Many are simply automated notifications of blog posts on this site. But still, a good chunk of them were either written by hand, or thought of before pushing a button one of those connected services. Not that that’s a particularly large number of tweets either – but it felt like a milestone. There aren’t so many things that I’ve done 10,000 times off. So here’s one.
OneAll Social Plugin for WordPress
In addition to the usual suspects of Facebook and Twitter, this one seems to also support GitHub, LiveJournal, WordPress.com, LinkedIn, and a few others.
WordPress 3.4 was released a few days ago. I didn’t have the time to take a better look at it, but once I read through the new features today, I got excited. Theme options preview and embeding tweets are the two sweetest features. Here is a test for the tweet embed.
This is a test tweet. I will embed it into my next blog post. Because I've just upgraded to #WordPress 3.4.
— Leonid Mamchenkov (@mamchenkov) June 15, 2012
Which features are your favorite?