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Note to Self: Stop Using Eric Rice’s Brain

13 Feb 2007 in Twitter by Garrick

Listening to the Joyeur podcast on Twitter, I made a note to look into fictional Twitter accounts.

Then I see this post by Eric Rice:

“By setting up a character-driven, fictional Twitter account, not only can I do a sultry little dance on the fine line of ARGs (alternate reality gaming), but that 140 character limit is the BEST thing to ever happen to the creative process.”

The time between when I wrote this and he hit publish: ~30 minutes.

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Doh, I was wondering where my brain went.

Thanks for the link, going to listen to that podcast now.

Eric Rice added these pithy words on Feb 13 07 at 2:25 pm

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