One of my friends and fellow #dcth member @kristofcreative (Michael Kristof) took some time while the site was down and made a video explaining DCTH and how to use it. It was a really helpful thing for him to do. Make sure you give him a little shout to say thanks. Thanks Michael!
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Awesome video, Michael! Seems like I get flooded with “What is DCTH?” questions every Thursday – it’s great to have something like this to send them
I am the developer of TweetChat and wanted to thank you for making this video.
I also wanted to add that there is a beta version of TweetChat at http://tweetchat.com/oauth. You can also link directly to the DCTH chat: http://tweetchat.com/oauth/room/DCTH
This version has some interface improvements over the classic version, so I wanted to make sure that it was on your radar.
Thanks for all the great work you designers do!
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