new blog post: Hungry Garden's Geolocation #hashtags

Check out Hungry Garden's listing on Oneforty for Twitter apps.  The listing has some great screen shots of the Hungry Garden software for your to review.  We would appreciate it if you would use the url http://14t.me/1Lr0Kg to share a link to Hungry Garden with family or friends by Twitter or Facebook. 

Hungry Garden lets you automatically exchange messages and discover new followers and neighbors based on location and privacy radius each user sets and controls using the Hungry Garden software.  With Hungry Garden software YOU control your location on a Google Map; YOU control the distance in miles that Hungry Garden will share your content (from 1/4 mile to 3000 miles) with other users.  If you want to discover new followers that are close to you, or only interact with your neighbors, set a small radius.  Hungry Garden restricts your content to only users that have set their location within your privacy radius.  Or if you want to discover more followers select a wider radius around your location to share your content.  This way more users will be able to find you by your interests.

With Hungry Garden you can also hide, your location, street address or email address or all three.  You have complete control over you privacy.

With Hungry Garden REGISTER ONCE at http://dev.hungrygarden.com and

1. create account name with immediate access to all software features
2. Set you location on Google Map
3. Set you privacy/radius (to share content in circle around location)
4. Sign-in to your Twitter Account using the Twitter Tab Menu in Hungry Garden.

You're all set.  Now return to Twitter.com or your favorite Twitter application and start your Tweets with #want, #have or #discuss AND you favorite #hashtag.

Hungry Garden will check your Twitter account once a day, and;

1. Read and SAVE tweets that start with #have, #want or #discuss to your Hungry Garden Map.
2. Match tweets with other users based on keyword, location and privacy/radius. 
3. Exchange tweets automatically with other users that match your message.  Messages are sent to your @twitterID.

Hungry Garden hashtags #want(a), #have(b) and discuss(c) work with each other AND any other hashtag.  The matching logic is as follows

        a = b (#want matches with #have)

        b = a (#have matches with #want)

        c = c (#discuss matches with #discuss)

Remember Hungry Garden #hashtags #want, #have and #discuss WORK WITH ANY OTHER HASHTAG.  To match the first and second hashtag have to match (per above).  For example  #want #bike matches with #have #bike and #discuss #tennis matches with #discuss #tennis.  You can include descriptive text after the hashtags.  The full message with be exchanged between users when match is made.

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[Devremülk]

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[Devremülk]

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