More about Mayo's online presence


Here are the other places on the web where you may wish to find and interact with me.

Open Networker-like behaviour (anyone and everyone is welcome to link to me here!)

Instagram: the "best of best of" photos that can be cropped to square dimensions end up here, since near the end of 2013. In 2014, I was posting just one per day, and now I will occasionally post something that I think lives up to my standards.

Twitter: my five most recent tweets can be read via the widget in this blog, but as I go on unpredictable sporadic tweeting sprees it may make sense to follow me.

Pinterest: My collection of work related infographics is here, and can be followed. I've also started to visually document places/foods/music/films etc. that I like.

Quora: member as of May 2012. It may take a while before I amass a reasonable body of answers. As of 2017, I started to answer some questions in Japanese as a beta user.

More selective linking

LinkedIn: I am not a LION (open networker): only very rarely do I allow for links with hitherto unknown people on here (e.g. when I anticipate working with them eventually, or feel confident in speaking to their professional skillsets).

Facebook: My FB profile, despite my sharing some posts such as retweets publicly, is deliberately hidden from search engines as I'd prefer that only people I know from RL link to me. At least two other eponymous people exist there, and only one of them shows up in searches.

Most of these links are also accessible via the About.me portal as mentioned in the headline, above.

Other presences

Google Scholar: In an attempt to motivate myself to continue inventing (patents for my employer), I've created and published my profile.

Japanese (personal) blog: I posted daily for a few years. Its founding date was April 30, 2004, which was shortly after my humiliating linguistic failure on campus.

My permanent email address can be figured out simply by replacing * with my surname:
Mayo.*(at)alum.MIT.EDU

All time popular posts

Is larger (PPC) better? Size matters, but... the #G+ strategy

「ほとんど日本人と異ならないですね」

Google+ increasing its reach