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Most recent nominations for Met Office

SANCHA LANCASTER
SANCHA LANCASTER I nominate @metoffice for a Shorty Award in #government because they are removing the barriers between them and us.
Ian Cole
Ian Cole I nominate @metoffice for a Shorty Award in #weather because they provide reliable weather advice!
Karl Roche
Karl Roche I nominate @metoffice for a Shorty Award in #weather because... they really talk to you
doch
doch I nominate @metoffice for a Shorty Award in #weather because they help me prepare for the Scottish hurricanes this year
Craig Langley
Craig Langley I nominate @metoffice for a Shorty Award in #weather because they are an amazing team!
Vijay Srao
Vijay Srao RT @metoffice: Thanks for the vote! RT @SharpCoupe I nominate @metoffice for a Shorty Award in #weather because they are the best of course
MeteoEsteban
MeteoEsteban RT @metoffice: Thanks for the vote! RT @SharpCoupe I nominate @metoffice for a Shorty Award in #weather because... they are the best of ...
Met Office
Met Office Thanks for the vote! RT @SharpCoupe I nominate @metoffice for a Shorty Award in #weather because... they are the best of course
Dave Sharp
Dave Sharp I nominate @metoffice for a Shorty Award in #weather because... they are the best of course http://shortyaward...
Matthew Frost
Matthew Frost I nominate @metoffice for a Shorty Award in #weather because...they're the only weather people! :D
The Shorty Interview
with Met Office
What's your best tweet?
Our Twitter interview with a tropical storm expert during the busiest season for many years.
What are six things you could never do without?
Science, satellites, supercomputers, social media, space weather and seaweed.
How do you use Twitter in your professional life?
By providing the best advice possible.
What's your favorite Twitter app?
Tweetdeck or Hootsuite
Twitter or Facebook?
What feature should Twitter add?
Search your followers.
Who do you wish had a Twitter feed but doesn't?
Is there someone you want to follow you who doesn't already? If so, who?
Why should we vote for you?
Because we do the best job possible for the public.
Terms you wish would start trending on Twitter right now?
Met Office, obviously, weather
What's the most interesting connection you've made through Twitter?
How do you make your tweets unique?
By providing the personal touch 7 days a week, 24 hours a day.
What inspires you to tweet?
Keeping people up to date with the latest weather conditions.
140 characters of advice for a new user?
Listen before you leap. Think before you tweet and never tweet in anger.
How long can you go without a tweet?
We're 24/7 so we're never away from Twitter.
What question are we not asking here that we should?
What's the weather going to be like for the Shorties ceremony http://www.metoffi...
How do you imagine Twitter changing?
It gets better every day
Who do you admire most for his or her use of Twitter?
Who is the funniest person on Twitter that you follow?
Ben Miller @bennylicious and Pete Cashmore @mashable
What is one of the biggest misconceptions of Twitter?
It's for kids and celebrities.
Why should people follow you?
We can give the most up-to-date weather info for the UK and worldwide. Our climate scientists are among the best in the world.
Why'd you start tweeting?
To help people everywhere get more immediate info about the weather and to get weather info back from them.
Has Twitter changed your life? If yes, how?
Yes, we feel much more connected with everyone out there.
How will the world change in the next year?
What are some big Twitter faux pas?
Being rude and not giving people their chance to say what they think.
What will the world be like 10 years from now?

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