FAQ’s
What does DCTH stand for?
DCTH stands for Design Community Twitter Hours.
When is DCTH?
DCTH is normally every Thursday from 6pm-8pm EST.
Where did DCTH come from?
DCTH was created by Chad Engle, because he saw a need for a place where designers could come together on Twitter and discuss a wide range of topics related to design.
Who runs DCTH on a weekly basis?
DCTH is normally run by Chad Engle and Mike Dawson on a weekly basis, but from time to time other people join in to help out.
How can I contact you? @DCTH
You can reach either by emailing them or by Direct Messaging them on Twitter.
How can I get involved with DCTH?
Help is always needed, the best thing to do is to simply follow @DCTH and see what is going on from a day to day basis and you can always follow @chadengle for more info.
What’s the best way to follow DCTH?
We’ve found that TweetChat is the best way to follow DCTH without getting too far behind.
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