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  1. .@Murkland Many definitions (e.g. http://bit.ly/4yyXZJ and http://bit.ly/6gsDAP), but I'm leaving it up to you to decide if you want in.
  2. @edmj @publichistorian I didn't say no Big Brother houses or Survivor islands.
  3. Just added @kitschqueen to http://twitter.com/foundhis...
  4. New blog post: Benchmarking Open Source: Measuring Success by “Low End” Adoption http://bit.ly/5rDMDQ
  5. @DCPEST Listed!
  6. New blog post: Briefly Noted for November 22, 2009 http://bit.ly/5SW24a
  7. What's Happening? New Twitter Question Makes More Sense for Digital Humanities http://bit.ly/07Q0ctM
  8. And @kristamccracken @ardeninred. No interviews, no try-outs. If you call yourself a public historian, you're a public historian in my book.
  9. Also @magpie @kevindmccann @WiHeritage @Musebrarian @1goodpotato
  10. Added @jonberndtolsen @SouthernHistory @CCaughell to public history list http://bit.ly/5WEeuT
  11. Catching up on #thatcamp tweets from around the globe: Columbus, Great Lakes, Paris, London, SoCal, possibly Italy ... Keep 'em coming!
  12. Good luck to @sleonchnm in #phillymarathon09!
  13. @SouthernHistory Listed!
  14. @sbutzel But if you want to present collections and exhibitions in interesting ways on the web, or don't have much $, choose @omeka.
  15. @sbutzel General take is if what you really want is full-featured in-house collections management (and have the funds) choose CONTENTdm
  16. @CCaughell Listed!
  17. @magpie Of course! In my book, anyone who self-identifies as a public historian, is a public historian. Listed!
  18. @1goodpotato Listed.
  19. @kristamccracken Listed!
  20. @ardeninred Listed!