RePEc-registered Economists in Central Banking on Twitter

How to get listed

Pre-conditions

1. Be registered with the RePEc Author Service.
2. Have been registered for a least a day.
3. Have a main field in Central Banking

How to be listed

Add your Twitter handle in your profile on the RePEc Author Service (in the contact page), or (and this may not work due to current Twitter volatility):

1. Send a tweet to @repec_signup with your RePEc Short-ID. This identifier is of the form pxxnnnn, where xx are two letters and nnnn are up to four numbers. The RePEc Short-ID is found when you log into your account at the RePEc Author Service or on your profile page at EconPapers and IDEAS.

   A sample tweet would be: @repec_signup pxx123

2. Receive a confirmation email (sent to the address used for the last monthly message from RePEc) within ten minutes.
3. Click on the link provided in the email.

You are then listed here after the daily refresh. Your Twitter account will then also be listed on your IDEAS profile. Alternatively to the procedure above, look up your monthly RePEc email, click on the ranking analysis link, and there find a link to Twitter that auto-fills the tweet for you.

How the procedure could fail

(You have not received an email within 10 minutes).

• Your tweets are protected. "Unprotect" before sending the tweet, and protect again after you have received the email.
• You did not send the tweet to @repec_signup.
• You have a typo in your RePEc Short-ID.
• You have registered with RePEc within this month. Try again next month.
• Twitter does something crazy again.

Note that you can also get on the Mastodon listing. You can easily do both Twitter and Mastodon registrations in one go in your RePEc Author Service profile (under "contacts").

Further listings and links

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• For questions, contact Christian Zimmermann.