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>>IMHO, a distraught technophobic nonprofit professional shouldn't go
near Twitter in the first place, let alone use hashtags. 
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Dear Michelle,
I love the way that you make this perfectly good point, and then go on
provide a pretty damn good cheat sheet after all!
Seriously, I get asked all sorts of questions about the latest cool
tool by nonprofit executives, and I want to be sure that I've done my
homework. An executive director who thinks that a 25-person staff can
get by with an unpaid part-time college intern as a chief technology
officer probably has bigger challenges to confront than Twitter
hashtags, but he/she still has the right to be curious about the
latter.
Warm regards from Deborah
Deborah Elizabeth Finn
Cyber-Yenta
Boston, Massachusetts, USA
deborah_elizabeth_finn%40post.harvard.edu">deborah_elizabeth_finn
post.harvard.edu
www.cyber-yenta.org
"Nothing softeneth the Arrogance of our Nature
like a Mixture of some Frailties. It is by them
that we are best told, that we must not strike
too hard upon others....They pull our Rage by
the sleeve and whisper Gentleness to us in our
censures."
-George Savile (1633 - 1695)
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