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By stemming words in the keywords list and also the words in the requested line, we can get better granularity on which words get turned into hashtags

Implement logging so that it's possible to see what happened if things went wrong

Publish one chant a day.

Begin with the title at 9am, then the first burst. Publish bursts at 1:30 intervals until 9pm.

Divide the number of lines in a chant up into 9, and "burst" at each time by posting a tweet at every minute.

These should all be configurable intervals.

In line with Unix timing, issue #7 , the main script should take an argument which identifies which section of a chant to execute.

The idea is that if this is on a cron, it should detect the appropriate chant by the day since some configured time, and then tweet the subsections of the chant based on which argument is given.

Then setup is based on a daily cron --each time of day given a different argument.

Using Unix 'at' might be better than using python sleep to regulate the schedule

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/At_%28Unix%29

I can't tell if there's a 'better' way with this

Given a configured list of key words, add hash marks to tweet content that has those words.

Have the option to read all chants from a single document.

1 line break - a separate tweet

2 line breaks - separate title from chant content

3 line breaks - separate chants

In case a line is more than 140 characters, split it up and post the tweets sequentially immediately