Posting to Pownce and Twitter at the same time

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Posting to Pownce and Twitter at the same time

by Chris Gilmer Jul 9th 2007

post to pownce and twitter at the same time

If you are faced with the decision of what tidbits of your life to post on Pownce and what to post on Twitter, worry no more, and post to both at the same time.

There is a little hack that Jetpacked brought into the light that makes it possible with TwitterFeed. Normally, Twitterfeed would be used to feed your blog into Twitter, but by creating a link to your Pownce accounts RSS instead of your blog, posting in one place makes it possible to post in two at the same time. You can start things off by using your OpenID to log into Twitterfeed.com, then entering your Twitter credentials, and using your Pownce feed (http://www.pownce.com/feeds/public/USERNAME) as the RSS Feed URL, and set the frequency rate.

No more deciding what network to use, your Pownces will now be automatically Twittered.

Tags: feed, pownce, rss, twitter

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

george said 2:11PM on 7-09-2007

That, of course, will only work if the pownce rss feed works... as of last week, I've never seen it work at all.

Nxqd3051990 said 3:34AM on 7-10-2007

I don't waste my time to join two social chatting -.-
I just like twitter, i write every time to track and concentrate my work :p
nXqd

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