Creative and much more valuable than a list of Twitter names.

Just in case you want to promote friends anytime, you can use #followanytime for that any-day-of-the-week shout out: http://socialmediaprofessor.com/2009/03/14/new-twi...

When I do the #followanytime, I usually focus on one author at a time and give a reason for following him or her. You might discover some engaging Twitter users if you search for #followanytime.

Have fun.

http://twitter.com/treypennington

Thanks for the shout out! It's always great to connect with you and share ideas, and occasionally make use of all the random tech knowledge I absorb from The Husband.

Thanks for the nod Arik! Have a great weekend!

Couldn't agree more with all three of these folks. Glad I had the opportunity to actually work with Leo Bottary for a while. Lucky me!

I highly recommend everyone who stops by this post to follow Danny, Leo and Amy.

Gotta agree with Sasha, Arik - pretty funky, good sir, and like what you're doing with the #FF concept.

Thanks for including me and why you included me as well - you're right, I do like to mix up the professional and personal. I think our websites and blogs can often give all the professional information you need; a conversation piece like Twitter needs to mix it up and offer your human side too.

Mind you, if I start talking about fetishes, you may wish to reconsider... ;-)

Have a great weekend, my friend (and hope your little one's okay).

Wow, that's cool. lol, I'm amused. Well, done Arik!