29 March 2012 1:00 GMT / By Ian Hughes
It’s good to believe in something. It's good to have a cause. It’s good to show your support. And it’s something you’ve been able to do for many a year through wearing any of a dozen or so different coloured ribbons, rubber bracelets or particular species of flower.
But in the virtual world, how do you show your true colours? How do you instantly display your support for the issues that matter most to you?
You could try twibbon.com, which is a nifty way to overlay your Twitter or Facebook profile with a digital ribbon or icon for whichever worthy cause you want to support.
It’s a great way to spread the word and gather supporters for any campaign, particularly as so many of us spend more of our time communicating with each other online.
Creating your “twibbon” is simple enough with its easy to use tools, and you can remove it at any time.
If you have a useful, funny, or just plain weird website that you want to tell us about, drop us a line using our feedback form.
But in the virtual world, how do you show your true colours? How do you instantly display your support for the issues that matter most to you?
You could try twibbon.com, which is a nifty way to overlay your Twitter or Facebook profile with a digital ribbon or icon for whichever worthy cause you want to support.
It’s a great way to spread the word and gather supporters for any campaign, particularly as so many of us spend more of our time communicating with each other online.
Creating your “twibbon” is simple enough with its easy to use tools, and you can remove it at any time.
If you have a useful, funny, or just plain weird website that you want to tell us about, drop us a line using our feedback form.
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