What I found most compelling (and novel) in your excellent article was the idea that sending one’s tweets to FB means that FB is then easy to ignore. There are lots of alluring social networks but I don’t understand connecting to them for broadcast purposes only. That just seems to dilute the overall power of the network.

Call me a believer in authentic connection, even in these electronic realms… Thanks again for helping shape these evolving ideas. I would love to chat with you about coaching – will email you.

@Maura – dear one! The turfs of Ireland indeed. You don’t think these wires, keyboards and screens are the modern peat bogs? I certainly hear your muses when I start to write; we’re probably spading together more than we realize. It would certainly be more fun to share these comments while quaffing an ale in person though .

I think I may have mistakenly buried my lead on that synchronicity – that really was the coolest part.

Thanks for the blog link, I appreciate it. I”m glad you found it helpful. Great post, and lots of great thinking through and reasoning on pulling Twitter. It’s a tough decision…I like the “polluted” idea…never thought of it in those terms.

Rhett

ps would love to connect sometime about your life coaching. I’m a licensed marriage and family therapy associate currently, and looking into doing some coaching at some point.

Rhett Smith’s last blog post..“How am I going to do this?”

-pb