Rare Bird Alert Website

To:	John Leonard <>
Subject:	Rare Bird Alert Website
From:	Ian May <>
Date:	Thu, 05 Nov 2009 19:49:06 +1100

If we pay a bit more can we get rarer birds reported sooner?

John Leonard wrote:

I think keep it simple, remember that a lot of old fogeys like myself
haven't caught up with Web 2.0 apps like Twitter and Facebook.

A susbscription web-page with a feed. New reports are posted at the
top with all the details and contacts.

What could be simpler?

John Leonard

2009/11/4 Rosemary Royle <>:

Thanks Luke for such an excellent and thoughtful post - it certainly helped me 
understand how tools like Twitter could be sensibly exploited.

Rosemary.

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