I signed up for a Twitter account, and maybe I should have been more anonymous than I was (didn’t occur to me), as already I have had people trying to sign up. The fact of the matter is that I wasn’t intending to use it to tweet, as such. The reason I opened the account is that my Kindle has the ability to share my book-reading habits with either Twitter or Facebook. So by connecting it to a Twitter account, I can then pipe the resulting messages through to WordPress, and then LiveJournal.
So the Twitter account hasn’t got anything of interest on it, other than “Test” messages, and remains protected. Once I get the Kindle link to WordPress/LJ working, I may consider enabling traffic the other way – so that new blog posts get tweeted – but I don’t actually need another social network/time drain at the moment!
The Kindle connected to the Twitter
The Twitter connected to the WordPress
The WordPress connected to the LiveJournal
Now see the world of the tech!
Someone emailed me to say that my Twitter account had been hijacked by a guy in the States. No, ChrisMalme is another Chris Malme. Surprisingly, there are a few of us. Who would have thunk it before the coming of the internet?