RT @TylerSbrt@twitter.com

👋Hi #radonc community! Can you help us understand who is doing prostate tumor boost?

Trying to learn how to best engineer technologies that facilitate adoption. And get prelim data for grants to fund. Very quick survey.

Thank you!!

https://my.ctri.ucsd.edu/surveys/?s=N8MTAKRA88XWXFL4

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/TylerSbrt/status/1600292015472009216

@freddyeescorcia hey there Freddy : the best way is to use the a.gup.pe service so instead of a # hashtag you would use a @hashtag @a.gup.pe in your case try @tumor or @prostate@a.gup.pe and if you find folks you’re looking for make sure they replace their # with these to make the searchable between instances 👍🏻

@tonic @freddyeescorcia @tumor thanks for tagging! (Sorry to hijack your ask)
How does one see what’s in these “groups?” Would it be ideal for @tumorboard to have one or one of our partner med ed?

@TumorBoardTuesday @freddyeescorcia @tumor I would say you should be very liberal with tags , you don’t end up « owning » these tags or controlling them but it does help folks follow conversations across instances - and helps with discoverability … if you can just let folks know about this so the thing is more rewarding for everyone 👏🏻👏🏻

@tonic @freddyeescorcia @tumor This is quite fascinating and has truly caught my attention. 🙏🏽
If I’m understanding — treat these aguppe groups as a bot that boosts based upon keyword that is tagged? If a person is interested in the topic, they should follow the aguppe handle. Aguppe works across servers. There can be an aguppe for all sorts of “tags” (ex: trialing here @ibd @crohns @mondaynightibd@a.gup.pe @coloncancer @breastcancer @cme )
@MondayNightIBD @EmpoweringPts9 @BonumCE