Have you wondered what twitter can do for you? Have I bugged you to sign up for it already?!
Basically it is going to be a real fun way to communicate among friends, coworkers and so on. I see limitless possibilities with it and I enjoy twittering. Sometimes I am in the mood to use it often, at other times nothing important happens that I have to share so I remain quite. But I still enjoy what others that I follow have to say because I can find an interesting blog, witness a fun interaction on the interwebs or really just whatever.
BUT, I want to start seeing more and more friends use it, so check it out, sign up then follow me.
Back to topic and see what Twisney is about, I will just copy from their site;
Friday 5/9 - Exclusive Disney Preview and a "Find me (Scott)" contest
Today's the big day that me and the fam head out to WDW for an extended Mother's Day weekend. This was supposed to be my private beta test of Twisney before the big release but... :) as many of you already know word has already gotten out. No worries there, I'm glad everyone is liking it so far.
Let's try to have some fun with this - how 'bout a "find me" game? First person to find me in the parks will get a free Twisney t-shirt and, of course, we'll take a picture where you find me and post it to Twisney.com. I already know a bunch of people that will be in the parks this weekend so this could get interesting. I'll be posting Friday thru Tuesday to Twisney.com and I'll kick it off today with a picture of me (update - just posted the pic). I'm user scottsan. I'll be easy to find. Just look for the 30-something exhausted-looking guy with bags over his shoulders pushing 2 strollers or chasing after the kids. If you see me, just say "hey, are you Scott from Twisney.com?" Now, with 100,000 people across 4 parks, what do you think? Is it possible to actually find someone? I guess we'll just have to try it and see.
and from Buzzwatch a WSJ blog:
If you want to understand how citizen journalists armed with cellphones are going to change the world–and create challenges and opportunities for businesses–spend a few minutes at Twisney.com.
What you’ll find there: Live updates from ordinary people walking around Disney World, using their cellphones to share their experiences with anyone who cares to take notice.
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