Writing up #hcsmeu tweet-ups
Request to #hcsmeu community: At the London #hcsmeu drinks last Wednesday (6 June), I suggested to the assembled group that it would be really useful if the person that submitted a question for the Friday tweet-up also took on the voluntary role of writing up the discussion and posts it up in their own web space (as I have attempted to do for my recent question). The collective response was that this was a good idea as it meant that the dialogue would be searchable (tweets in a PDF aren’t) and also when the #hcsmeu hub is established the content can be linked to / copied across. I don’t want to deter anyone from submitting questions and the task of summarising people’s insightful tweets is not a simple one but it might be one worth doing. Over to my fellow #hcsmeu community members…
Tip about the tweet up: I have learnt from writing this summary is that it is really useful to go through the transcript of a tweet up. In the fast paced tweet-up environment you can miss some of the information. Reading through the transcript drew my attention to some important points that had previously passed me by in the heat of tweeting. @andrewspong creates and files the #hcsmeu transcripts here.
