[LINK] Forum on high speed bandwidth in Australia - this Thursday

[Brenda Aynsley]

Pia Waugh wrote:

> 
> This is also a bit of an experiment in open government, we are trying to get
> ideas all posted publicly for public discussion and feedback. Soon down the
> track we will add threading to the comments on Senator Lundy's blog for more
> peer review of comments (we just need to make some theme changes) and will
> likely add other features like rating. This combined with engaging Twitter
> as the main medium for discussion and feedback means we will hopefully have
> a pretty open discussion, and people should be able to participate as easily
> online as in person.
> 


would someone explain to me how you can have a 'discussion' that is 
comprised of 140 characters?

I have just started an ACS SA Branch twitter offering 
twitter.com/acssabranch, in which I hope members and non members will 
provide feedback and comment.  My purpose was to engage with members 
through publicising the activity that happens in the branch, and I cant 
see how I could use it for 'discussions'.  Then again I am an ingenue in 
this brave new world, so enlightenment is welcome in 140 characters or 
more ;)

cheers
brenda


-- 
Brenda Aynsley, FACS, PCP, HLM, ACCE Associate
Director Community Affairs Board, Australian Computer Society
Immediate Past Chairman ACS SA Branch www.acs.org.au/sa
--
Director Oz Business Partners http://www.ozbusinesspartners.com/
Mobile:+61(0) 412 662 988 || Skype/Yahoo: baynsley
Phone:08 7127 0107 : 08 8357 8844  Fax:08 8272 7486
--
*Produced by Ubuntu and Mozilla Thunderbird*