I attended the Open Repositories 2014 conference last week, and harvested the conference twitter hashtag using an EPrints repository with the Tweepository package installed. During the conference I generated wordles which I tweeted (the tweepository package makes that a two-click process). These proved to be quite popular, so I thought I’d archive them here. Anyone interested in the trends of the conference can do a comparison. Here they are with their original tweet texts:
June 9th (Pre Conference Sessions, Morning): #or2014 start of pre-conference tweet wordle, representing the hopes and dreams of attendees…
June 11th (Main Conference, Day 2, Morning): The #or2014 tweets wordle after the first day of the conference. Data seems to be winning.
June 12 (Main Conference, Day 3, Morning): Up-to-date #or2014 tweet wordle for the 3908 conference tweets thus far. @yo_bj is clearly working the hardest! with almost 8.7% of them.
June 12 (Main Conference, Day 3, Evening): The main conference is over, only the user group session now, but here’s what the #or2014 wordle looks like.
June 17th: It’s a few days after #or2014, and things have quieted down on twitter. Here’s the final conference wordle.
