I have recently created a Twitter profile sharepointbuzz.   In case you have been living under a rock, Twitter is a service for friends, family, and co–workers to communicate and stay connected through the exchange of quick, frequent answers to one simple question: What are you doing?

Its not a bad tool.  Its definitely not for everyone.  I have been answering the question as often as I remember.   Feel free to add me to your Twitter profile.  If you add me,  I will add you!

Here are some SharePoint related tweets:

• rexm: Tomorrow: demonstrating support for connected, multi-lingual content in MOSS. Why don’t we just write our own CMS on top of SharePoint?
• elchoguy: Worked about 12 hours learning SharePoint. I still have questions
• geoffduncan: Today’s irony points: using a Sharepoint server is substantially faster on an old PPC Mac w/Safari than a quad-core Windows machine w/IE7
• shadawyn: Woo! SharePoint SME says it’s buggy and not user error. I feel less dumb
• jpalmer: SharePoint Goodies on CodePlex: There are plenty of excellent SharePoint projects available to download o.. http://tinyurl.com/2av57k
• rexm: We get to have a Q&A session with the sharepoint product team. 1st question - why did you screw us over?

As you can see, its pretty interesting what people are thinking, doing and sharing on Twitter.  They only thing I don’t like about Twitter are its constant downtimes, other than that, I would recommend you to check out Twitter.

For those that were looking SharePoint related resources, here are a few links that are SharePoint related:

• Create Your Own Twitter-Like App Using SharePoint Lists Functionality and Popfly
• Combining SharePoint and Twitter
• Twitter in the Enterprise