Order out of the #tag chaos  We all like a good #tag, it is a
great way of following a particular topic or joining a
conversation using Twitter.  The grammar of social media is a
wonderful thing, Question Time became considerably more
interesting when the #bbcqt meme started and Eurovision wouldn’t
be Eurovision without #eurovision.  But it can be over done,
recently I saw a tweet where every post had the hash symbol
before it.  Which #I’m #sure #you #will #agree #is #incredibly
#annoying, #especially if #followed by @something or @other.
But when used properly a tag can make gathering content on an
event or topic, or by a specific group a lot easier.  The BBC
for example could contribute to the wider glastonbury discussion
with the aid of the #glasto tag, or they could let people find
all BBC Glastonbury tweets by using the more specific #bbcglasto
tag.  Personally in jersey with an election coming up later this
year I expect BBC journalists tweeting from declarations will be
using the #bbcjsy11 tag, or som