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The document summarizes survey feedback from an event on using Twitter for non-profit organizations. Attendees found the informal atmosphere and willingness to share ideas very helpful. They enjoyed learning how Twitter can enhance charity work and found the event more useful than paid seminars. Most wanted future events held in the evenings or afternoons. Feedback suggested facilitating better discussion between in-person and online participants, focusing on integrating Twitter with other media, and holding quarterly regional events to ensure questions are answered.
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