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Charlottesville Tweet Up #3 Rapture on the Downtown Mall Wednesday, 18 February 2009 Noon to 2 Respondez s’il Vous Plait at Upcoming .
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The 2nd Charlottesville Tweet Up was held last Friday at Rapture on the Downtown Mall and it was a blast – an excellent way to spend an hour or so on a Friday afternoon, meeting friends “IRL” – In Real Life – an often infrequent experience in this online world.
…I said on Lee Lefever’s (of Common Craft, who produced the video below ) blog this morning: I’m struggling with this myself – I recently set up Twitter accounts for three of my blogs – each serves a different real estate market – and I initially thought that I would tweet from each one.
The last Tweet Up in July was successful, and I have a feeling this one will be at least doubly so. So far we have – @ sashafarmer @ Marijean @ jbouie @ sumidiot @ juphoff @ hchorey @ seantubbs @ emccullough If you’re interested, please leave a comment here or let me know on Twitter – I’m @JimDuncan – or just show up.
Not everyone wants to be followed. Sometimes a little bit of discretion is called for. 
I’m @JimDuncan if you’re curious.
A real world meeting between two or more people who know each other through the online Twitter service. … Here is the event on Facebook .
Two of the best aspects of Twitter are the immediacy and the relationships that can be developed in 140 characters or less. For example: Earlier this week I noticed a splog was stealing the content of my blog – the entire thing.
| View | Upload your own For example – I can be contacted here in a variety of ways; below are a couple of the many. (the closest thing to a resume I have to offer) 
…A few of the topics we plan to discuss are – -owners being upside-down when trying sell their house -being uncomfortable buying in these times, even though it may be the best time around -how much should a seller lower the sales price?