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April 15, 2016 twitter, socialmedia

Testing my twitter feed from blot.im

I already posted about setting up this blogging platform, blot.im, to push tagged posts to an rss feed. Now I am trying a similar thing to get posts tagged twitter pushed to twitter via IFTTT.com.

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