Comments on: You Never Know….

By: Samantha Morra

Samantha Morra — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 02:13:49 +0000

I had a similar thing happen. I opened up Tech & Learning magazine and saw my face and a tweet I had written. There was nothing bad about what I wrote, but it felt a little funny. It made me acutely aware of what I put out there. When I do workshops that include Twitter, I use that as an example. I wonder if T&L should ask us before publishing our tweets?

By: Cathy NElson

Cathy NElson — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 01:26:44 +0000

LOL I am so sorry that happened to you! Atleast it wasnt a typo or a kneejerk reaction that caused you to suffer from “openmouthinsertfoot-itis” like I have on a regular basis. Those of use who network with you totally got it and really did LOL.

By: Teryl Magee

Teryl Magee — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 23:16:15 +0000

Chad, I think you have made a great point here. So many of us “know” each other on Twitter so well that it is sometimes hard to remember that the world can see our conversations. I know there was no harm meant in what you said, and I hope other people do to. Thank you for the reminder about our “Tweets” and where they might end up!