Why There’s a @djunto Twitter Account

I don’t generally post from my [@djunto](https://twitter.com/djunto) Twitter account. I post from my [@disquiet](https://twitter.com/disquiet) account. I will respond to messages sent to [@djunto](https://twitter.com/djunto), but even then I try to redirect the response account so it comes from [@disquiet](https://twitter.com/disquiet). My general plan for [@djunto](https://twitter.com/djunto) is as follows: the way Twitter works is that any two people who follow the same account, in this case [@djunto](https://twitter.com/djunto), will see any communication either one makes to [@djunto](https://twitter.com/djunto). That’s an encouragement for people who participate in the Disquiet Junto to pay attention to each others’ posts, and to discover each other. Ultimately, a core component of the Disquiet Junto is communication among participants, and the [@djunto](https://twitter.com/djunto) account is one leg of that table, along with the request that members comment on each others’ tracks, perhaps check out the Faceboook page ([facebook.com/disquiet.fb](https://www.facebook.com/disquiet.fb)), and that they participate in the join in the discussion that occurs on Disquiet.com posts and in the [disquiet.com/forums](https://disquiet.com/forums) threads.