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http://twitter.com/FRC1323

Thanks Libby, saw you guys and figured we might as well join.

-RC

P.s. Good Luck at IRI.

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I'm such a loser.

www.twitter.com/FRC11

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Team 1086 is on Twitter.
http://twitter.com/frc1086

We're on Facebook, too!
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Blue-C...6/112936849281

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Well, since this thread is back up, I'll post 190's:

www.twitter.com/team190

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Dave can you get us a GDC twitter page?

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Our team is currently in transition, so its using our old number. I'll change it to the standard once we start the new team.

http://twitter.com/bearcats964

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Team Robokong is on twitter at

www.twitter.com/frc2493
www.twitter.com/robokong2493

And of course last year we developed Regional Twitter Accounts to help team follow match scores, standings and awards at selected regionals. And we have more ideas we plan to implement for next year. Check out the details at

http://www.robokong2493.com/twitter_accounts.html

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FRC316

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frc980
http://twitter.com/frc980

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Team 1745 The P-51 Mustangs,

http://twitter.com/pearcerobotics

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https://twitter.com/FRC815

i had to make one.

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GAH.
I wish I had known about this a few weeks ago. I can't really say why due to some stuffs happening right now, but it certainly would've made my summer more interesting.

Although I have to say I still think twitter is worthless (unless its for FIRST - this might actually give it some purpose.)

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Oh I have to agree that Twitter is pretty worthless most of the time. I think if people use it smartly, it can be fun. At Atlanta and at IRI, I twittered match results and some "behind the scenes" issues during our matches. The people following the webcast or NASA TV, had a fun time getting the extra information. Also we traveled cross country this year to IRI and had about 90 people following what we were doing. I think twitter has it's place, but I do not want to know what you had for dinner and your Aunt Gertrude has hemorrhoids today.