Off topic: Define yourself in 140 characters Thread poster: RominaZ
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RominaZ 
Argentina
English to Spanish
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You may all have heard about Twitter: a social media platform where users can send unlimited messages (tweets) but with limited number of characters (140). I thought it would be fun and challenging to try to use that character limit to provide a concise definition of oneself. Here is the challenge:
You have an opportunity to introduce/define yourself to the world and you only have 140 characters to do so (including spaces). What would your words be?
Post your message here or send it via Twitter @ProZ.com..
Romina
Note: this is not restricted to Twitter users. Everyone can participate.
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I currently use this as a tagline:
Inspired lover of life, music and coffee. Explorer of identities at IdentiTales. Writer, editor and translator at Redactiebureau Sterk.
It is, of course, not a full definition of me, but it scratches the surface in a good way
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RominaZ
Argentina
English to Spanish
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TOPIC STARTER
And you even have 5 more characters to use. Good job.
Thanks for sharing.
Romina
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Jiang Xia
China
Member (2011)
English to Chinese
| "Define yourself in 140 characters" | Oct 4, 2011 |
I am a native Chinese freelance translator. being an English to Chinese translator for 6 years, Music lover and good writer. detail—oriented and patient.
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"The kind of person who would spend two days trying to describe himself in 140 characters, only to find that he would need 140 more."
(Edited for a typo.)
[Edited at 2011-10-04 08:28 GMT]
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Tomás Cano Binder, CT wrote:
"The kind of person who would spent two days trying to describe himself in 140 characters, only to find that he would need 140 more."
Ha, I really like that one
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Vera Schoen
Sweden
Local time: 08:57
Member (2008)
German to Swedish
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| In a nutshell | Oct 4, 2011 |
I am a person who dislikes closed doors and to close them.
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| I liked it, too. :) | Oct 4, 2011 |
Esther van der Wal wrote:
Tomás Cano Binder, CT wrote:
"The kind of person who would spent two days trying to describe himself in 140 characters, only to find that he would need 140 more."
Ha, I really like that one
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Pathologically curious, wanting to learn everything from aerospace to breeding zebras. Loves to translate to be exposed to new topics.
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I maybe tend to take questions literally sometimes, but I believe I am quite good at describing myself in 140 characters, as I’ve just done.
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