Moodle in English: The wrong Internet took me to the wrong forest

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Kind of obvious, still I thought I'd share: The "wrong Internet" (see attachment) took me to
https://twitter.com/search/realtime?q=%23moodleorg, where it was completely silent. A dot as in https://twitter.com/search/realtime?q=%23moodle.org made a big difference.

I'm not sure whether that is by design. ???

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Yes, also seen this some days ago.

Good that you talk about it. Would still be better to create a tracker request

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I totally fail to see the point of Twitter anyway.

Joseph

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Joseph

Agree. The "wrong Internet" is funny enough.

But these things are not designed for you and me.

Anyway, if we were to listen to Tweets, I fail to recognize that https://twitter.com/search/realtime?q=%23moodle and https://twitter.com/search/realtime?q=%23moodle.org are supposed to be the same.

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Actually, the tag #moodleorg is by design. As far as I know it was Martin who changed it from #moodle.org when he realised a dot (.) in a tag isn't recognised by twitter i.e. searching for #moodle.org returns the results of a #moodle search.

https://twitter.com/search/realtime?q=%23moodleorg currently has no results because moodle.org hasn't been down for a longer period for a while. Hopefully it will stay that way!

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