@eventtrack my little side project that's been keeping me busy just hit a new level. @eventtrack so far has been able to track the various social objects such as photos, videos, blogs, links and most importantly the conversations around a single tag, a subject. The conversations as well as the events have been generated and gathered from Twitter to date but some users just aren't on Twitter and thus I was missing their collective input. To help overcome this I've now integrated the next of the micro-blogging platforms - Jaiku.
Jaiku - type your new Jaiku here
- Jaiku Join the eventtrack channel at eventtrack
- Jaiku send a message from your stream to #eventtrack @xxxx message where xxxxx is the keyword for your event e.g. #eventtrack @defrag this is a a test
- Jaiku from the eventtrack channel itself send a message (or comment) '@xxxxx message' where xxxxx is the keyword for your event e.g. @defrag this is a a test
- Here To follow everyone in the search enter xxxxx where xxxxx is the keyword for your event e.g. 'defrag'
(Via @eventtrack - tracking people in the moment.)
Of course as soon as I announced this in Twitter the following little conversation took place.
![]() | ccmehil for Jaiku you can use the eventtrack channel and @ keyword for each entry or from your own channel # channel @ keyword message |
![]() | yellowpark @ccmehil you da man :D |
![]() | yellowpark seeing someone start an event spreads to new followers, like the msft / yhoo http://tinyurl.com/2vc3wb/YHOO |
![]() | ccmehil @yellowpark start in either and both are informed |
![]() | yellowpark @ccmehil if you start in jaiku, do your twitter folowers see you started an event? |
As you can see I took things as far as I could to ensure that regardless of the platform people can take part! @eventtrack is all about enabling without making you change!
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