Tips & Tricks
26 May 2009
12:01 am
#tags (hashtags) help make sense of the noise within Twitter. #FLGag will be our community-driven convention for adding your tweets directly to our site. You can create your hashtag simply by prefixing your tweet with the hash symbol: #flgag. By creating and using #flgag, we can easily filter your tweets and show that your tweets really matter to Florida Gaggle community.
Tips & Tricks
12 April 2009
10:05 pm
Ever notice the hash links (#legfl, #rpof, #etc.) and wonder what good they were? These are tags that allow people to follow tweets about certain subjects. For instance, #legfl is a tag for the Florida legislature. If you see a hash link in a tweet here, just click on it and the Florida Gaggle will display all the most recent tweets on that subject. (Did you know that the # sign was originally called 'octothorp'? In the U.S., it's usually called the 'number sign', but in most English-speaking countries, it's called a hash, or pound, if it follows a number.)
Gaggle News
12 April 2009
10:00 pm
After a successful Beta launch 10 days ago, we briefly brought down the site, compiled your suggestions, and have relaunched the full Florida Gaggle site! You'll notice we have a new look, which we hope you'll find appealing. We've added titles and timestamps to the blog entries, room for advertising, and this "Gaggle News" section. If you have any more suggestions, please don't hesitate to contact us here. Thanks for your support!
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