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#SWW15 is already full of useful info for SOLIDWORKS WORLD 2015

Posted by fcsuper
January 22, 2015

The SOLIDWoRKS World hashtag is something that started way-back-when during the early days of Twitter.  You can still check the old tweets under #SWW09, which supposedly trended on Twitter during SolidWorks World 2009.  Many years later, many more services now support hashtagging.

SOLIDWORKS World 2015’s hashtag is #sww15, and it is already being filling up with useful information on Twitter and Google+. Check it out, and keep following them for the lastest!

#SWW15 on:

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  • Google Plus
  • Facebook
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