#SIDChat Transcript for June 22

Twas the #SIDChat before the CoSIDA Convention, and it was pretty laid back all through the house.

Though much quieter than the previous weeks, the moderated squeaked a lot, much more than a mouse.

Discusses were held, talking about Facebook, Twitter and more.

Banter was light, fun and insightful at times. Needless to say, #SIDChat was no bore.

Just Because It's Yours Doesn't Mean It's Private

We live in a very interesting time. Thanks to the wonders of social media, we can see, hear and know the thoughts of all our 'friends' and they can know ours as well.

Through Facebook and Twitter and whatever other social media tool out there (or will be out there), we can post our innermost thoughts, share our feelings, rant and rave about how crappy our boss or day is, and/or sickening the world with how much we're in love.

We do this all the while thinking, "It's OK. These are my thoughts and feelings. There's nothing anybody can do about it."

Or is there?

#SIDChat Transcript for June 15

Summer time is good for #SIDChat as there were nearly 40 participants and 340 comments.

Topics included how to handle a situation where a new coaching hire backs out, tips for newbies at the CoSIDA Convention and much more.

#SIDChat Transcript for June 8

Had another great #SIDChat this week with nearly 30 participants and over 425 comments.

Topics ranged from keeping fans engaged during the summer, the CoSIDA Publication Contests, interview tips and much, much more.

#SIDChat Transcript for June 2

#SIDChat got pushed back a day this week, but it sure didn't seem to matter judging by the turnout!

Had 35 participants and nearly 370 comments in the lively discussion about logos, media guides, CoSIDA Convention and much, much more.