The name or the statement? The name is silly. But so is Twitter. And "tweet." I mean, what the heck is "Tweeple?" The Internet's feverish branding race has ruined great terminology. It's just sort of accepted. Unfortunately, I think a good portion of the non-techie world looks at this stuff and thinks we're insane.
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Why does that sound dirty?
im gonna try tweepletwak.com
geez.. what a name...
"PRsarahevans morning! here is format: @nameofperson, #category; @nameofperson, #category"
Too confusing especially with category names like: #TWEEPLES TO WATCH (up and coming) and #TECHNOLOGY/ WEB 2.0
Voting would have to look something like:
@stevegarfield, #TWEEPLES TO WATCH (up and coming); @stevegarfield, #TECHNOLOGY/ WEB 2.0
Way too confusing with too many # , and ;
I suggested suspending the voting and redoing the voting page so all people need to do is enter twitter usernames under multiple categories.