T7F Twitter Community

by Lt. Philip Nolan on Dec 27, 2011 12:41 PM EST

As I am sure you all are aware, even during the regular season, the readership here at The 7th Floor can be a bit sporadic. One thing I learned over at EDSBS is that a strong twitter following of the commenters can help bring together a site's readers, and enable it to grow pretty well. So I am proposing that if you are a regular, or even a random/first time reader of our humble little blog, go ahead and post your Twitter handle in the comments below. The more we get our fans to interact, the better it will be for the blog. If you want to follow any of us, but don't wish to give out your handle, thats perfectly fine as well. Mine is in my sig, but for those who dont like clicking links, it is @JdotLeazy.

we at TSF are not responsible for the content posted in this section. i mean, we're responsible for the good stuff that gets posted in this section. that was totally us. beyond that, we take no responsibility whatsoever.

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i am a regular here but i don't have a twitter

other than getting my friends on this site to post theirs, how else can i help?

nothing would make me happier than people talking about the canes again. well maybe a national title would be nice.

"Practice does not make perfect. Perfect practice makes perfect."

by FrankWhyte on Dec 27, 2011 6:14 PM EST reply actions

A chip would always be nice!

you could do whatever youd like! if they dont already, the blog has an official twitter @TheSeventhFloor, any of the posts are auto-shared on that account, so if they follow it they would be able to retweet them to get the word spread further

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by Lt. Philip Nolan on Dec 28, 2011 8:00 AM EST up reply actions

Check the sig

@CanesDawgSicEm

"I've always been crazy, but it's kept me from going insane." - W. Jennings
"Without spirits the men cannot support the fatigues of a long campaign" - Maj. Gen. Nathanael Greene
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by TheDutchWonder on Dec 28, 2011 9:21 AM EST reply actions