Twitter feed & commentary

My most popular tweet so far has been about a poorly-researched article in the Atlantic with a bad take on library innovation. Neil Gaiman, author and lover of libraries, read my post and said it was, “terrific.” I should likely just stop tweeting now as it might not get any better than that.

I have no idea if having my twitter feed here is a good idea, but nothing ventured, nothing gained!

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