Tweetchats, in case you’re not familiar with them, are single-topic discussions conducted over Twitter with the use of a hashtag that defines the theme. Services like Twubs and Tweetchat.com make it easy to see onlythe tweets from the chat.

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In my work here at Ruzuku, I hear from thousands of course creators… We regularly survey our customers and people who participate in our free trainings. I also get hundreds of emails from people in these programs.
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