Following MooTools on Twitter

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A while back I posted links to various official and unofficial websites that would keep you up to date on the MooTools project. Here are a bunch of Twitter-related links that will get you even closer to the project.

MooTools Devs & Contributors

Automated Accounts

Many of the accounts above are tweeted to often so if you follow MooTools you should follow the developers above.

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Discussion

  1. Thanks for share!

  2. Oh, that’s why so many people started following me today.

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