Although people who know me can attest that I made countless assurances that I would never do such a thing, I have once again succumbed to the relentless force of progress, and I'm now on Twitter. Check me out. I'm actually finding it quite useful, and I'm currently using my feed to provide updates on new blog posts, to pass along interesting links I won't get around to blogging, to give other random thoughts, and to interact with my online network in general. I've put a widget on the sidebar of my blog, but if you're interested you can also follow my Twitter feed to stay up to date on all of these Scientific Activist-related happenings.
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