Twitter! The next big thing for making a difference?

Twitter is realy funny!

I have started a few accounts on Twitter and its interesting to see how it is working!

Since one person was allready taken i use my name for the One person twitter account
http://twitter.com/HansLak One person can make a difference

The whaledefenders can meet on Twitter and try to stop commercial whaling together!
http://twitter.com/whaledefenders

The wildlifefoundation fighting for the protection of all endangered species together with the endangered species coalitition is now also on twitter! Stop Extinction
http://twitter.com/stopextinction

The truly mobile social network! With my insiderinformation i can tell you that this will be
a very powerful communication tool if you want to make a difference!
http://twitter.com/match2blue

WTF? The truth about the WWF!
http://twitter.com/wickedwildlife

You can see match2blue as the perfect combination of Loopt and Twitter but with many more
ways to find perfect matches and also to send messages....

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