Chris Aldrich

@dajbelshaw In future, if you prefer to keep your content on your own site (hooray!) but still use Twitter briefly for conferences, you might consider taking a look at Noterlive.com to create it all. It allows export of content as html for saving later.

@andreweckford I'll wait to see what the "webmaster" posts later. :) Thanks for the live tweeting you're doing, particularly the linked stream. I know you're most of the way through, but next time you might give http://www.noterlive.com/ a try for live tweeting. It allows you to quickly search for and change speakers (and their twitter handles), does auto-threading, as well as does auto hashtagging for following the conversation. This'll free you up for simply typing and hitting enter and not fiddling with all the other bits along the way.

It will also save your entire tweet stream from the conference in a simple format so you can cut and paste your work into a blog post quickly after-the-fact for archiving into the conference website (or your own).

It's one of the best conference tools I've come across for this type of thing.

Instruction manual if you need it: https://github.com/kevinmarks/noterlive/wiki/Noter-Live-Instruction-Manual

#conferences #twitter #ITBio #noterlive

@jomc Sounds like some of the raison &d'etre for the #indieweb or conferences like #DtMH16

@wheelissa Is {a ∈ A | A = those who don't introduce themselves at conferences} exact enough without involving the axiom of choice?