Yes, there's the popular complaint that Twitter is full of people posting about what they ate for breakfast. Look a little further and you'll find there are mainframe news items, blog posts, resources, links, and conversations being shared there at any given hour of the day.If you don't tweet and don't understand why you should, check out this post by IBM blogger and DB2 for z/OS expert Willie Favero. He explains how to use Twitter hashtags, too.
I've started a list of people tweeting about mainframe topics--you might want to follow some or all of them. By all means, post your twitter name in the comments if you're a mainframe tweeter or suggest a hashtag. I'll follow you, and I bet others in the community will, too. At some point, I'll pull them all into a mainframe Twitter directory.
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Who to follow on Twitter
kmoutsos (that's me, Kim Moutsos, your community manager)
CAmainframe
HoganJP2
tmlinkens
mjfrandsen
UriLifshitz
Mainframe hashtags
#mainframe
#zDB2
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