Tag Archives: twitter

Cymru (digidol) rydd!

15 September 2011 – 4:00 PM

Dyma cofnod diddorol gan Rhodri ap Dyfrig: pam dyw siaradwyr Cymraeg ddim yn manteisio ar Foursquare? Mae mwy na Foursquare yna. Mae fe hefyd yn sôn am bolisi gwrth-ieithoedd Quora. Wel, fel y dwedais ar y pryd sa’ i’n trysto unrhyw platfform gyda’r un polisi ieithyddol a Generalísimo Franco. Ond mae mwy o heriau i’r platfformau [...]

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Anodd i ddilyn barnau ar Golwg360

31 May 2011 – 7:12 PM

Dw i eisiau darllen mwy o farnau yn Gymraeg. Mae lot o bobol eraill eisiau hefyd. Felly dyma neges agored i Golwg360. Mae rhannu cymdeithasol yn bwysig, lot mwy na SEO weithiau. Ac mae pobol yn licio sylwadau, barn, pethau dadleuol ayyb. Ar hyn o bryd mae gyda Golwg360: y blog – gyda chofnodion achlysurol [...]

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Why are Facebook and Twitter killing their RSS feeds?

11 May 2011 – 11:09 AM

Just seen this excellent piece by Clare White about the virtues of RSS particularly now that Facebook and Twitter seem to be quietly killing their RSS feeds. I was going to leave a comment but instead opted to write here. White says: At risk of sounding hopelessly naive, I don’t know why Twitter and Facebook [...]

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Teledu + Twitter + Digwyddiad

7 March 2011 – 9:32 PM

Geiriau poblogaidd o’r dydd diwethaf o Umap Cymraeg: Mae rhyw fath o gysylltiad i Cân i Gymru yn 8 o 10 “gair” yma. Dw i’n meddwl bod tri ohonyn nhw yn tagiau: #cig11, #cig2011 a #cig. Bydd un tag cryf iawn yn well na tri tag gwahanol. Dylai sianeli dangos tag “swyddogol” ar y sgrin [...]

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Skdadl, arbrawf sylwadau arlein

23 February 2011 – 8:43 PM

Sut ydyn ni’n gallu dylunio systemau arlein am drafodaeth dda yn yr iaith Gymraeg? Dw i wedi bod yn brofi’r Bydysawd, dw i’n eitha hapus gyda fe. Dw i ddim wedi gorffen gyda fe ond wythnos diwethaf o’n i eisiau trio rhywbeth gwahanol. Gwnes i lanlwytho erthygl o gylchgrawn Golwg, Galw am drydar Cymraeg pwrpasol [...]

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Rhestrau Twitter, amlieithrwydd a fy ymgyrch anweledig

5 January 2011 – 7:00 PM

Hwn yw ateb i Sion Jobbins, dw i wedi ei bostio yn agored yn hytrach nag ebost preifat. Postiodd Sion: Cer i’r wefan Blog Golwg360 i weld e (ar enw parth gwahanol i’r prif wefan Golwg360 am ryw reswm). Wnes i ddarganfod fod nhw yn defnyddio fy rhestr Twitter o’r enw Cymraeg. Cer i’r cod [...]

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Hacio’r Iaith – what it is, why it is and what happened (monster post!)

1 February 2010 – 6:33 AM

A group of us did a free, open event in Aberystwyth on 30th January 2010 called Hacio’r Iaith. It was fun. I learned things. It was based on the BarCamp format. You can use the format to have a conference on any subject and many people do. Some people call it an unconference. The reasons [...]

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Pam dylet ti agor dy broffil Twitter

19 January 2010 – 3:08 AM

Dw i wastad yn siomedig pan mae siaradwyr Cymraeg yn cau proffiliau nhw. Dw i’n dal i gasglu cofrestr o proffiliau Cymraeg. Ewch i’r gofrestr a darllena pobol eraill sy’n rhannu pethau. Diolch iddyn nhw. Dyn ni’n adeiladu’r rhwydwaith Cymraeg person wrth berson. Mae Twitter yn gweithio yn dda pan ti’n agor dy broffil i [...]

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Vote for Twitter to be translated into Welsh

1 December 2009 – 1:25 AM

At the moment Twitter’s web interface is only available in four languages – English, Japanese, French and Spanish. Also on the way now are Italian and German. So Twitter Inc have decided to increase support for the world’s languages, which is an excellent move. They’ll be asking users to collaborate on translating the interface, which [...]

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The evolving blog: Twitter as microblogging

29 October 2009 – 11:17 PM

Veteran blogger Meg Pickard wrote an insightful post last month about how the adoption of Twitter has mirrored that of blogging before it. Twitter the company never describe their service as “microblogging”. That’s a smart move from the viewpoint of marketing the service to people who might have preconceived ideas about blogging. But mainly, it [...]

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