What is "Travelers Night In"?

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4-21-2010 @ 11:21PM

robbie said...

its horrible, and i absoultely wish Gadling wouldn't do it.
I hope that Gadling realises that some of use use an RSS feed or an app on our mobile phones that with the crazy amount of tweets that come through push out the interesting ones.

Also, you call it Traveler's *NIGHT* In but yet start it at 3:30pm. I guess the Gadling crew is getting old and needs to be done in time for the early bird special and in bed by 7pm.

4-22-2010 @ 8:09AM

Willy said...

Thanks for your kind words, Tom.

Robbie, I'm sorry you're disappointed, and I understand that some people use Twitter as an RSS feed, but... Twitter is NOT an RSS feed. Twitter is a two-way engagement tool, and Gadling loves using it that way. Once again: TNI is ONLY 90 minutes per week (and we didn't participate last week), and we try to be very conservative during the rest of Thursday, and mostly stay out of your Twitter stream.

Regarding calling it "night"... it may not be night where you are, but it is night where some others are. Thanks for reading Gadling!

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