spring is the season for making like the birds

[the_siobhan]

I have developed a loathing for Facebook such that I only log in occasionally to check for messages. (In theory they always get mailed to me. In theory, theory and reality are the same.)

I'm still hanging out here obviously but I've decided to check out Twitter for my instant gratification needs. I've tried that before and failed miserably, so this account might also be abandoned in the corner along with my MySpace and mp3.com passwords, but having it on my phone might change that. So we'll see.

Having said that, are you on Twitter, and do you have any recommendations for feeds to follow?

Comments

[jo]

I can recommend lots of people, but they're only interesting if you're really into UK and Canadian parliamentary procedure and politics (not partisan politics). So erm, I'm guessing most of my feed is too narrowly focused for most.

If you want a slow introduction to that sort of thing (or are mildly curious/interested), you can follow me and see the sort of things I retweet/tweet (usually links to studies, committee reports, news articles about parliamentary stuff (UK mostly, then Canada, occasionally AUS and NZ). I rarely post any original content. Won't be insulted if you don't - I know my interests are quite specialised.

https://twitter.com/procedurepols