Twitter integration?

Posted by David Penton on December 4, 2010 at 9:40am in Business Growth, Expansion, and Current Opportunit

I have enabled the twitter integration (I think), but am not exactly sure how it is set up to work...

I assumed that whenever I posted (either a new discussion, or reply) that it would automatically post a link to my Twitter page.

If this is not how it works, then please enlighten me. I created a post in the Green Movement last night, and yet it did not show up on my Twitter profile. I was able to post it to Twitter by choosing that option at the bottom of the PG post... is that what "Full Integration" allows?

I am still trying to navigate my way around social media, and business integration. So please forgive me if I am misunderstanding.

BTW, I followed all the directions for twitter integration as laid out on the front page here at PGN...

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