Setting Up your Smart Phone to receive our Tweets
If you are already familiar with Twitter, PI's twitter name is "provnginnocence" (Notice the 'i' is missing in "proving". Or just click on the Twitter button in this newsletter.) The rest of this article is about 1) setting up a Twitter account and 2) how to make the tweets become a text message to your smart phone. This second part is what makes this so simple and convenient for me. So even if you are familiar with Twitter, part 2 may be of interest. This is written for those with little knowledge about these kind of things. There are lots of things people use Twitter for, including tweeting about their every thought! This article will focus exclusively on receiving tweet text messages on your smart phone that are linked to internet articles.
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As with many other websites today, people registered on our site, now have the opportunity to login using your Facebook or Twitter logins and to sync your PI profile with your FB and Twitter profiles. Unless you are very familiar with Social Networking, you may be scratching your head as to what that means and wondering if that is a good idea. Well, it certainly is not a good idea if you don’t know what it entails, so in this document, we are going to show you both how to sync your accounts and what it means.
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We make this as simple as possible. There are two primary ways:
First, sign up for our notices. We have broken them down into various categories so that you have control over what kinds of notices you wish to receive. In order to receive these, you first must register with our site. After registering, you may select your notices. Click here to learn about those.
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RSS allows you to easily stay informed by retrieving the latest content from the sites you are interested in. You save time in two ways. First, by not needing to visit each site individually. Second, because a new entry in your RSS reader will show up only when there is a change in content. So, you no longer need to visit a site and look around for new content. If new content exists, you will know through your RSS reader, because you have a new entry.
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After you have registered and logged in, when you click on Register/Login, you will see a Users Menu on the left. One selection is Recommend Our Site to a Friend. When you select that, fields will come up for you to input someone's name, email address and a box for writing a personal message. Hit Send a Recommendation and it is finished.
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It is our intension that this web site become a portal for learning about the problem of wrongful convictions. You will find most of the material under the Main Menu item The Problem.
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After logging in and selecting the Register/Login again, you will see the Users Menu on the left. One menu option is Submit a Web Link. Any web link that you believe would be of interest to those viewing this site, you may submit. Each link must then be approved by an administrator.
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When you register on our site, the registration process gives you an opportunity to select which kinds of newsletters you are interested in. You can change that choices at any time after registering. Finally, though we'd prefer you register and become a part of our community, we now give you an opportunity to sign up for our newsletters without registering on our side. This is found on the Front Page.
Registering offers these benefits:
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