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Example of importing a Tweet into the Agriculture.com community. In this case, the author was not notified:
#Agriculture: Because of their vision of "Building Community through Agriculture", #FollowFriday @FairviewAgSoc #farming #ag
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Re: Good community
I like the idea of being able to link our forum to Twitter.
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I have a twitter account, but I'm not a big fan. Others in my region share this opinion. At a recent board meeting of our grower's association, board members hesitated to include twitter updates for growers. It's time consuming enough to scroll through the various email updates, even on a blackberry, let alone have time on the office computer for wading through emails and web sites for reading and responding to work related issues. It's beginning to border on digital overload.
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I use Facebook and Twitter daily, but I have very few friends and I have very strong privacy settings. Maybe if a person holds down the number of friends it makes the resulting posts more meaningful.
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Re: Good community
I like some of the improvements to this site, but the Twitter BS on the right side of this site could go. I am a member of this community to catch up on recent ag news, markets, and to chat with other farmers around the country. I really dont care what some city kid has to say about agriculture, or post volgure comments on this site via Twitter.