Comments on: I have 3,571 tweets that show that Twitter isn’t for lunch anymore

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By: bradleyjoyce

bradleyjoyce — Sat, 19 Sep 2009 02:45:42 +0000

Robert,

I definitely feel your pain on twitter search and discovery/rediscovery of your own good content on Twitter. The search fiasco was what really gave me the idea for http://tweetsaver.com. I really wanted a super easy way to search further back than just the most recent days.

Of course the idea evolved a bit and now it is basically Delicious for twitter, with great search and the ability to tag your tweets. We also just launched an auto-tag feature that tags your tweets automatically based on the hashtags inside the tweet.

Anyway, I took the liberty of starting to sync your tweets up, so if you ever want to try out our service you should already have stuff in the system!

By: Jose

Jose — Sat, 19 Sep 2009 00:30:00 +0000

Robert, thanks for your work, I’m a Mexican Entrepreneur with a little company, We are focus on business applications related with international trade and compliance related and all that bored stuff, My company sales about 300,000 usd per year, We are very far of all the companies you interview and talk about, and Mexico in business matters is very very far from USA but your post’s and all the information that your generate is very very useful for us, we are using cloud computing, twitter, posterous, animoto and a lot of your recommendations, we are growing this year, last year we got a round of investors and they valued our company in $ 1 million USD, a good start don´t you think? this year we are 1 of the 10 most innovative companies in Mexico in a contest organized by Dell and American Express, and all of that with your help and following your advices!! some day I will be in the silicon valley doing business and in that day i will search you with the only objective to say you in person: THANKS!!

By: Barrett

Barrett — Fri, 18 Sep 2009 18:00:19 +0000

Robert, what are your thoughts on using "impression" tags on Twitter? These would be a little like topic tags (using #) but would allow people to mark their impression of something (using *). By using these tags, you would be able to find links you've tweeted in the past based upon the impressions you've had of those links (see all links you've tagged as "interesting" for instance). You could also discover new links you might like by looking at a site something like TweetMeme which could show you popular links and the impressions others have had of those links.

Here's a quick description of the idea: http://microsyntax.pbworks.com/Impression-Tags Its basically one way of doing the human curation you mentioned here.

By: Chris Heath

Chris Heath — Fri, 18 Sep 2009 17:37:10 +0000

twitter has NOT won robert… they've definitely got something – but what that is has yet to be seen

By: Scobleizer

Scobleizer — Fri, 18 Sep 2009 17:15:51 +0000

I actually don't like Twitter the company. I have no deal in place with them. I am not compensated by them. I never have been on the Suggested User List, and now, if put there I would ask to be removed from it.

You are missing reporting on and using a product with "being nice." Not the same thing.

The market has spoken and Twitter has won. There are tons of people in my world who use Twitter but who don't use Facebook or FriendFeed or other services. That is why I've redoubled my efforts there.

Plus you probably missed that I've been spending more time on Facebook too. I have problems with that service too (remember, they kicked my account off for a day). Life isn't perfect, but I go with what I'm given and try to make the best of that.

By the way, Twitter is a lot more reliable today than it was back in 2007.