badge verb to put a badge on your personal profile on a social networking website in order to show your support for a cause
On Facebook and Twitter, people ‘badge’ themselves as supportive of particular causes with seemingly greater ease than offline.
[The Observer (UK broadsheet) 6 February 2011]
reface verb to change the design of your Facebook page
The latest Facebook trend is to ‘reface’ either your personal page or fan page photo strip.
[www.inlandsocal.com 2 March 2011]
speak-to-tweet adjective describes a system whereby users can leave a message at an international phone number, that is then sent out as a tweet
The so-called speak-to-tweet system allows people caught up in the unrest to post messages without any need to use an internet connection.
[www.bbc.co.uk 1February 2011]
bloggable adjective worthy of being written about in a blog
[…] now even tiny events are blown into bloggable postings, with video footage attached.
[Grazia (UK women’s celebrity magazine) 21 March 2011]
delighted to find my way in this Intenaut’s jargon.
I find it interesting to learn new words with this rubric.
yep that’s the way..
Great article i appreciate u calling attention to this subject..
Yes i agree..