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Originally Posted by gamingtoday

A recent message on Twitter asking if anyone else was interested in Xbox Live integration into services like FriendFeed has spurred on InternetDuctTape to compiling several methods of sharing your gamercard in as many places as possible. Whether it’s the most popular method of embedding your gamercard through websites like MyGamerCard.net, adding an application on Facebook or broadcasting your status on Twitter, there are several solutions that might be able to accomplish whatever it is you’re looking to do.
You can find the list here, but please heed my words on this: don’t broadcast your status over Twitter. While it seems like a good idea in premise, it’s actually just insanely annoying to everyone else who’s actively on Twitter trying to speak with others. Messages coming up saying you’re offline, playing Lego Star Wars or watching a video are unwanted. Nobody cares.
via Gamerscore Blog
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