Re: good BAD publicity

  Thanks, Denis & Jennifer!

I listed some of the "notable tweets" at
http://www.w3.org/WAI/EO/wiki/Promoting_BAD#2012_blogs.2C_newsletters.2C_references.2C_etc.
Feel free to add more.

Note about the different short URIs:

* bit.ly/BADshare goes to the e-mail announcement that includes "*We welcome your help telling other presenters, developers, teachers, trainers, and advocates about BAD*. Sample wording that you can use for your own blog posts, newsletter articles, etc. is available in a Promoting BAD wiki page..." So this is probably the better one to use for people who might actively help promote it.

* bit.ly/BADdemo goes to the demo itself so good for people who would want to get right to it.

Best,

~Shawn


On 2/8/2012 8:14 AM, Denis Boudreau wrote:
> I aim to please. ;)
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> Envoyé d'un mini clavier.
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> On 2012-02-08, at 09:02, Jennifer Sutton<jsuttondc@gmail.com>  wrote:
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>> EOWG:
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>> For those who may not be watching Twitter, there was a SIGNIFICANT uptake from Denis's  recent "BAD" tweet which included the #w3c hashtag. I've seen a lot of "rt"s, in addition to people rewriting the tweet. Kudos, Denis.
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>> I also saw at least one tweet mentioning the idea of using BAD in coursework.    It looks like this organization is based in London:
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>> @cinteractionlab: @cityuni_hcid could be useful for #inm313 students - BaD Demo for accessibility at http://t.co/OAcTt8uq #w3c #wai #a11y (via  @AdobeAccess)
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>> This is Jennifer, reporting in from the Twittersphere . . . now, back to your regularly scheduled programming.
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>> JS
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Received on Wednesday, 8 February 2012 15:45:57 UTC