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*''New Stub'': When I start a page, I announce the new "stub". Usually, the page idea was prompted by a story found in the news, so this type of tweet will usually include a news story. These tweets also mention that the stub will become a full page in a few months. | *''New Stub'': When I start a page, I announce the new "stub". Usually, the page idea was prompted by a story found in the news, so this type of tweet will usually include a news story. These tweets also mention that the stub will become a full page in a few months. | ||
*''News Item Added'': In my regular news search for page ideas, sometimes I'll bump into a news story that would be good to add to an existing Wikidelphia page. I announce the addition. | *''News Item Added'': In my regular news search for page ideas, sometimes I'll bump into a news story that would be good to add to an existing Wikidelphia page. I announce the addition. | ||
*Retweets: When I clock in, I check our Home timeline and look for suitable tweets to retweet. Usually, my retweets are local events of general interest, for example, festivals and job fairs. | |||
*''Random Page of the Week'': Wikidelphia's "Next Random Page" feature is fun to use! Every week, I use it to pick a page to highlight. I keep clicking on Next Random Page until I come up with a page that looks good and is up-to-date. | *''Random Page of the Week'': Wikidelphia's "Next Random Page" feature is fun to use! Every week, I use it to pick a page to highlight. I keep clicking on Next Random Page until I come up with a page that looks good and is up-to-date. | ||
*''Random Category of the Week'': One of the most important features of Wikidelphia is our category system. In order to give folks an idea how to use it, I highlight a randomly selected category every week. | *''Random Category of the Week'': One of the most important features of Wikidelphia is our category system. In order to give folks an idea how to use it, I highlight a randomly selected category every week. | ||
Revision as of 17:32, 24 July 2023
Wikidelphia's Twitter timeline @wikidelphia1 began in February 2022. I, staff editor PaulSank started it and have been running it. I post these kinds of tweets:
- A Brand New Wikidelphia Page: I announce a newly made Wikidelphia page.
- New Stub: When I start a page, I announce the new "stub". Usually, the page idea was prompted by a story found in the news, so this type of tweet will usually include a news story. These tweets also mention that the stub will become a full page in a few months.
- News Item Added: In my regular news search for page ideas, sometimes I'll bump into a news story that would be good to add to an existing Wikidelphia page. I announce the addition.
- Retweets: When I clock in, I check our Home timeline and look for suitable tweets to retweet. Usually, my retweets are local events of general interest, for example, festivals and job fairs.
- Random Page of the Week: Wikidelphia's "Next Random Page" feature is fun to use! Every week, I use it to pick a page to highlight. I keep clicking on Next Random Page until I come up with a page that looks good and is up-to-date.
- Random Category of the Week: One of the most important features of Wikidelphia is our category system. In order to give folks an idea how to use it, I highlight a randomly selected category every week.
- Random "Where" of the Week: One of my favorite Wikidelphia features is the "geographical infrastructure", in which I gradually found every neighborhood in Philadelphia, made a Where category out of each one, added at least one page to each neighborhood, and use an "Adjoining Neighborhoods" paragraph on each page, enabling you to easily go "neighborhood hopping". I highlight a randomly selected Philly neighborhood every week.
- Top-Viewed Tweets: Periodically, I'll do a countdown of our top-Viewed (most popular) tweets. Since most of our tweets refer to organizations or businesses, this is an opportunity for some local organizations and businesses to be spotlighted for their popularity.
- Special Mention and Editor's Note: Some tweets don't fit into any of the types above, but I still want to tweet something, so I call it a "Special Mention" or an "Editor's Note".