You can’t say much in a Tweet. 140 characters won’t change the world. But they might change the way you think.
Just five Tweets could be enough to show you how to be a writer.
Photo by Ben Sutherland
Most of you will be aware that today is Father’s Day (if not, I advise making a quick apologetic phone call before reading on), but it’s been brought to my attention that 20/6/10 marks the first ever “Manchester Day”
As I’m always one for marking ridiculous holidays that’ve been made up by tourist boards and councils, I’d like to share four Mancunian things that you should celebrate. Preferably by faking a Liam Gallagher accent, whilst drinking a pint of Holt’s.
Being offered a guest post can be a confusing situation.
It’s like going into someone’s home for the first time; you’re not quite sure about the house etiquette. Should I take my shoes off in the hall? Where do I put my coat? Which chair should I sit in?
With social etiquette very much in mind, I’ve been carefully considering some guidelines for my inaugural appearance on Unmemorable Title.
I’m fine with people leaving comments here because they want a link, so long as they contribute to the conversation. However, if you’re just copy and pasting from a generic template, you’re not getting added.
If you copy and paste in your multiple choice template and forget to delete as applicable, you won’t get a link and I may take the mickey slightly.
“Love it, it’s {sites|posts|web sites|blogs| like this that makes the internet|net so awesome|good|great”
Cheers for that chief. Filling the Net with crap, one comment at a time.