Flagged as Fantastic, a MetaFilter-related Twitter account pointing out excellence
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Flagged as Fantastic, a MetaFilter-related Twitter account pointing out excellence
An independently-run MetaFilter-related project that tweets to all followers anything I've flagged as "fantastic".
All comments, posts, projects, etc., are potential areas that I'll flag. This is a great way to keep up with the firehose of excellent content and commentary that is MetaFilter.
Every aspect of MetaFilter is up for flagging, but the areas I stick to the most are MetaFilter's "front page", with an occasional MetaTalk and AskMe thrown in.
Responses on Twitter welcome! I usually retweet them if they're good feedback or jokes.
Originally arose out of frustration after having posted this MetaTalk back in July of this year.
Admin: I BOW TO NO ONE. When I flag my significant other's comments, I point it out to for total transparency. I can and do check out comments that others have tweeted about and usually give them "hat-tips" for leading me to comments I wouldn't normally find. In fact, I cannot think of a time when I did not give a hat-tip for a pointer to an excellent comment (but I make mistakes! just tweet me if I have made an oversight, thank you).
An independently-run MetaFilter-related project that tweets to all followers anything I've flagged as "fantastic".
All comments, posts, projects, etc., are potential areas that I'll flag. This is a great way to keep up with the firehose of excellent content and commentary that is MetaFilter.
Every aspect of MetaFilter is up for flagging, but the areas I stick to the most are MetaFilter's "front page", with an occasional MetaTalk and AskMe thrown in.
Responses on Twitter welcome! I usually retweet them if they're good feedback or jokes.
Originally arose out of frustration after having posted this MetaTalk back in July of this year.
Admin: I BOW TO NO ONE. When I flag my significant other's comments, I point it out to for total transparency. I can and do check out comments that others have tweeted about and usually give them "hat-tips" for leading me to comments I wouldn't normally find. In fact, I cannot think of a time when I did not give a hat-tip for a pointer to an excellent comment (but I make mistakes! just tweet me if I have made an oversight, thank you).
Role: Curator, writer, social media team
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