Here are 5 suggestions for Twitter’s “Who To Follow” feature, that I have seen being mentioned in the Twitterverse: Avoid users who have set tweets as Private Avoid users who haven’t tweeted for past 15 days or have less than … Continue reading
Twitter is rolling out a new feature to help you discover new people to follow: The algorithms in this feature, built by our user relevance team, suggest people you don’t currently follow that you may find interesting. The suggestions are … Continue reading
This is a companion post to How I Live and Breathe Google Reader. A few people have asked for some of my stats, so I am sharing them too. Objectives behind using Twitter Different people use Twitter for different purposes. … Continue reading
On the first day of the Chirp developer conference, Twitter announced “Annotations”: The feature will allow developers to “add any arbitrary metadata to any tweet in the system.” So, just like a tweet can today be transmitted along with information … Continue reading
This post is a collection of small observations that may not be individually “post-worthy”. New Style ReTweets with @Replies We all know that @Replies to you are visible only in the home timeline of those following both you and the … Continue reading
At the start of this year, Seesmic bought Ping.fm enabling status updates across 50 social networks. Mark Hopkins elaborated on why this is a threat to Twitter. Scobleizer talks about Twitter’s declining traffic and offers suggestions for improvement, which people … Continue reading
Since the introduction of Lists in Twitter, there has been some speculation about how Twitter Lists could help indicate Influence. See the following for some background: Using Twitter Lists to Judge Influence How Twitter Lists Influence…Influence Twitter Lists: What Is … Continue reading
I have two Twitter accounts – @SocialGeek, which I use for tech stuff, and @Palsule, which is personal and everything non-tech. I have been using Seesmic Desktop since Seesmic Web doesn’t support multiple Twitter accounts yet. I am not a … Continue reading
After months of sitting on my computer on a backless settee, I began to realize that my back has a spinal cord, and that it's made up of individual vertebrae. But that's not what this is about. While my new … Continue reading
