Cross-Blogging
Managing my thoughts can be challenging. I try to keep game stuff in my gamer blog, and more private life stuff in here. Twitter is much more immediate, and I auto-cross-post my tweets to Facebook since I'm not investing the time there as much any more.
But then there's something that spans multiple areas. This post on my gamer blog falls into that category. The feeling of helping someone in Afghanistan by the investment of so little effort (2 tweets, fer cryin' out loud!) is a huge warm-n-fuzzy, and it's what Twitter does really well.
I'm constantly amazed how temporally close having an idea and acting on that idea have become.
But then there's something that spans multiple areas. This post on my gamer blog falls into that category. The feeling of helping someone in Afghanistan by the investment of so little effort (2 tweets, fer cryin' out loud!) is a huge warm-n-fuzzy, and it's what Twitter does really well.
I'm constantly amazed how temporally close having an idea and acting on that idea have become.