#hashtags.org - @gregoire

gregoire

you're fan of #barcamp and you speak French (or want to improve you're French speaking) ? here is the interview http://xrl.us/owkfb in #barcamp
RT pass it on Fwd: @esthersprague: we can get Sudan on change.gov if we all write about Darfur in the "share your story" section. #darfur in #darfur
Vin-terroir-cuisine 2.0 ?? Panorama du web gastronomique et discussion autour de Mapovino et de son community model" #barcampdijon session in #barcampdijon
RT @ourpledge #Obama Visits Darfur Borders' video http://tinyurl.com/5qya2v + good background http://tinyurl.com/5uufgb #darfur #genocide in #obama #darfur #genocide
lots of notes, photos and blog posts are still online here ttp://tinyurl.com/6xs3sa #barcampdijon2 in #barcampdijon2
"Unfortunately, until Twitter implements OAuth, applications that act on behalf of Twitter users (...)" http://xrl.us/tm73s #oauth #twitter in #twitter #oauth
The Open Web needs you! today is the last day for casting your vote for the board member election http://ginx.com/-o8f #OpenID in #openid

about hashtags

Hashtags.org was designed to accommodate the real-time microblogging community. We provide analytic reports and indexing features to allow users to track what's happening now.

Hashtags are a community-driven convention for adding additional context and metadata to your tweets. They're like tags on Flickr, only added inline to your post. You create a hashtag simply by prefixing a word with a hash symbol: #hashtag.
shortcuts
- j/k - move up or down through the items
- ,/. - previous or next page
- Enter - goto selected messages tag or user
- u - goto selected messages user
- m then underlined menu letter - goto that section
- / - goto search box
- (On the all tags page) g then a letter or number - list tags for that letter or number