PF on Twitter - Stay Connected w/ Random Ramblings & Misc Tidbits

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PF has launched a Twitter account for sharing random thoughts and updates, encouraging users to follow along for daily tweets. The Twitter page is part of their initiative to enhance community engagement, alongside a Facebook fan page. Users are prompted to register to follow the account and interact with posts. The Twitter and Facebook links are conveniently located on the PF homepage under the "Stay Connected" section. Engaging with PF on social media is presented as a way to stay informed and connected with the community.
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Cool. I guess I will need to break down and register in order to be an offical follower.

Once I become a follower, can I respond to you online? I know nothing about twitter.
 
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We've amped up our Twitter page and now post daily tweets. Check it out and "Follow Us"!
 

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