If you’re a blogger or Twitterer in D.C., Northern Virginia or Maryland and you’ve gotten indication some weirdo is following you — that’s probably me. I promise I am not a stalker (at least not right now). Instead, consider me an alien looking to learn your ways and language.

In my first week on the job here at TBD, I’ve found being the social media producer for a website that doesn’t yet exist in a city that doesn’t know you is pretty daunting (whodathunkit?). I’m the new kid in school, lurking invisibly in your hallways and avoiding wedgies.

It’s an odd reversal. I moved here from Cincinnati, OH, where I felt confident in my place in the local Twittersphere. I knew a lot of people and they knew me — from the Twitterati types in the local bar scene to the media hounds and PR flacks, I was virtually surrounded by potential sources and tipsters. Now I’m starting over — and that takes time and plenty of cooperation.

If you’re interested in what you’ve heard about TBD so far, let’s start talking. Get your say in on what you want out of TBD — I’m all ears (or, I guess…eyes?).

I want to hear about your social media circle – what you like, what you can’t stand and what you want out of all those stolen moments you log on the likes of Twitter, Facebook and Foursquare. Tell me what kind of tools, mobile apps or info you wish you were getting — and we’ll see what we can do to fix the problem. Share your favorite people, blogs and tweetups — and I’ll check them out.

For my part, I’ll keep you up to speed on what we’re doing here — and make sure you’re the first to know when we’re rolling out new stuff (like the TBD official Twitter account – coming soon to a Tweetdeck near you). I’ll try my best to answer your questions about what we’re planning — or anything else you might care to wonder.

If at any point you randomly have an idea, complaint or tip you want to be sure we hear about, you can always just drop #heytbd in a tweet to shout it out to the world.