I am using Twitter more lately because of a program called Tweet Deck. I am also using Facebook more and adding friends from Task Force Diablo (2-104th GSAB) and high school. You can find me on either Facebook or Twitter by searching my name. I am also on Linked In but use that less. Twitter and Facebook are made for immediate updates. LinkedIn not so much.
I know there are hundreds of other social media options out there. Are there specific ones an old soldier/chemistry geek/bicyclist should be looking at?
Let me know.
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