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Twitter DirectoryHere's a list of people in the Microsoft SQL Server community on Twitter. It's broken up by job function or company, and some people show up in multiple categories. For example, the SQLServerPedia editors have day jobs. SQLServerPedia Editors on Twitter
Microsoft SQL Server Employees on Twitter
SQL Server (or SQL-savvy) MVPs on Twitter
SQL Server DBAs on Twitter
Note - before you add yourself to the end of this list, note that it's in alphabetical order. (You're not the first person to add yourself to the end, hahaha.) SQL Server Developers on Twitter
Note - before you add yourself to the end of this list, note that it's in alphabetical order. (You're not the first person to add yourself to the end, hahaha.) SQL Server Software Vendors on Twitter
SQL Server Analysts and Press on Twitter
SQL Server Consultants and Trainers on Twitter
Other Twitter Lists on the NetHere's another list of SQL Server people on Twitter:
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