Comments on: After you #brokereplies we were promised friend recommendations, so where are they Twitter? http://www.pointlessreally.com/?p=39 This is Pointless Really. A Blog on Social Media, Marketing and Politics. Tue, 31 Aug 2010 23:56:16 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: David Olsen http://www.pointlessreally.com/?p=39&cpage=1#comment-66 David Olsen Fri, 16 Oct 2009 05:16:08 +0000 http://www.pointlessreally.com/?p=39#comment-66 I was one of the lucky few included in the beta. If I can find some time to play with it in the upcoming week. (looking pretty busy at this stage) I might jump on the bandwagon and blog about it. (Assuming I can add something interesting to the flood of articles likely by next week) I was one of the lucky few included in the beta. If I can find some time to play with it in the upcoming week. (looking pretty busy at this stage) I might jump on the bandwagon and blog about it. (Assuming I can add something interesting to the flood of articles likely by next week)

]]> By: Tony Hollingsworth http://www.pointlessreally.com/?p=39&cpage=1#comment-65 Tony Hollingsworth Fri, 16 Oct 2009 05:03:23 +0000 http://www.pointlessreally.com/?p=39#comment-65 Nicely written David, I'm going to retweet this over to my twitter pal Daniel @dtunkelang Tunkelang who is deep-dive when it comes information access and discovery. I've heard about these #lists on Twitter but seen anything yet? I heard some selected users had access to these (which as I understand it are akin to groups in TweetDeck or FriendFeed) Speaking of FriendFeed I do find it useful in finding new relevant people to follow on Twitter, by reviewing the threaded discussions from time to time. The authors of said discussions almost always have Twitter accounts. The other thing I do which helps work around the #fixreplies debarcle, is occasionally review an interesting user's Twitter stream for others they are engaging with, then follow those users if warranted. Cheers, Tony Hollingsworth Nicely written David,

I’m going to retweet this over to my twitter pal Daniel @dtunkelang Tunkelang who is deep-dive when it comes information access and discovery.

I’ve heard about these #lists on Twitter but seen anything yet? I heard some selected users had access to these (which as I understand it are akin to groups in TweetDeck or FriendFeed)

Speaking of FriendFeed I do find it useful in finding new relevant people to follow on Twitter, by reviewing the threaded discussions from time to time. The authors of said discussions almost always have Twitter accounts.

The other thing I do which helps work around the #fixreplies debarcle, is occasionally review an interesting user’s Twitter stream for others they are engaging with, then follow those users if warranted.

Cheers,
Tony Hollingsworth

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