We’re starting to see more activity on the Café’s Facebook wall, partly because it’s now possible to give a shout-out to the source when you share one of our links. But you can also post directly to the wall. On Twitter, we passed the 1,500 follower mark this week.
Facebook this week was dominated by chatter over the Haiti earthquake. Our Wednesday post featuring email updates from those in the loop got a lot
Have you noticed on Facebook that our wall doesn’t always contain the most up-to-date posts? Check the “notes” box to see if there is a
This week in social media has seen a lot of commentary on the Archbishop of Canterbury and the state of the Anglican communion–mostly critical–and a flurry of posts about the nor’easter that’s savaged the Mid-Atlantic. But other topics have brought about some entertaining gems.
This week on Facebook and Twitter, we’ve seen a lot of commentary and re-posting/re-tweeting about the Glasspool election and the Ugandan legislation. But some other
Our weekly roundup of Episcopal Cafe chatter from social media sites. Follow us on Twitter as @episcopalcafe, tag things on Twitter to our attention with #ecafe, and become a fan of ours on Facebook to see the conversations there.
Another late night run with social media, Facebook primarily! Twitter saw numerous retweets this week, with particular attention to our posts on recent vandalism in churches and attempts to end charitable outreach efforts by churches. On Facebook, these posts are being discussed.
Our roundup from the Cafe’s posts in social media sites like Facebook and Twitter.
Not sure what’s causing the glitch, but our Café notes stopped posting on Wednesday to both Twitter and Facebook. The problem appears to be with the backend we use to pipe things to Twitterfeed and Facebook, so we’ll be beating that with a virtual hammer until it cooperates again. The end result is that it’s been relatively quiet this week–but not totally so.
Twitter and Facebook continue to be the dominant social platforms for sharing news about the Episcopal Church and faith in the wider world. But we’re curious, are there other platforms out there where you’re discovering communities of faith and conversation? Be sure to let us know so we can keep an eye on them as well. Meanwhile, this week on Twitter and Facebook…