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A comment on the idea "Good Netiquette - Microformats - Get rid of the rel="me no follow"" in Twitter:
You know it kinda makes sense given twitter's track record of late. Must have been Scoble's Fault. – The Dude Dean, on August 05, 2008 02:22
Andy Mabbett replied on August 04, 2008 12:44 to the idea "Good Netiquette - Microformats - Get rid of the rel="me no follow"" in Twitter:
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A comment on the question "When is Twitter going to get groups?" in Twitter:
Perhaps if they're really buying Summize, they'll finally get behind the concept of hashtags. They are easy to use and don't require creating anything new. Summize + hashtags takes care of the scenario you describe here. (However, I think that's very separate from the concept of groups. Twitter would be smart to hop on that train; especially with FriendFeed and their "rooms.") – quepol, on July 09, 2008 22:42
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Coby replied on June 19, 2008 18:17 to the question "When is Twitter going to get groups?" in Twitter:
I would like to understand how to use this better, but I am not happy with the "How it Works" portion. I want to invite people, then be able to address them directly. Once I have addressed them directly, will anyone else of my invites be able to see the message I have sent to 1 person? So confused!!!!!!!!!!! And How do I do a group send out? is this possible yet? – Coby
Todd Jones replied on June 12, 2008 03:23 to the question "When is Twitter going to get groups?" in Twitter:
judge mental replied on June 11, 2008 23:47 to the question "When is Twitter going to get groups?" in Twitter:
A comment on the question "When is Twitter going to get groups?" in Twitter:
create a new twitter account for your inner circle and mark the updates as protected. sign up that account with http://grouptweet.com/ . you control who sees the updates (who is a member). – damon, on June 10, 2008 18:33
A comment on the question "When is Twitter going to get groups?" in Twitter:
For me, it's just a privacy thing. I'd like to let my closest friends know (geographically) where I am, without letting the whole world know where I am. So, I guess, a semi-private communication service; I could do it with multiple recipient SMS outside of Twitter, but I like and am now regularly using the twitter interface (and twitterberry) so it would be convenient to be able to tweet my inner circle in this way. – theclimbergirl, on June 10, 2008 18:10
Cameron Walters replied on June 10, 2008 17:58 to the question "When is Twitter going to get groups?" in Twitter:
Doesn't that somewhat defeat the purpose of having a public twitter stream? I'm trying to figure out if what people want in the groups feature is a way to not SMS-spam their "further" followers or actually some form of semi-private communications service.
Considering that Twitter sees itself as a "follow-based" or "recipient-based" service when each person chooses how much of the firehose they'd like pointed in their direction, my first conjecture about spamminess seems moot.
theclimbergirl replied on June 10, 2008 15:45 to the question "When is Twitter going to get groups?" in Twitter:
A comment on the question "When is Twitter going to get groups?" in Twitter:
Privacy is definitely a must. I use two twitter accounts just because I use it so much for a private group (my band, we all use it via SMS) but I say things I would like to keep within that context. And I use another account via Twitterific just for regular twitter usage. If i could have one account where I could address a private group like this : dg myGroup ... That would be awesome. The conferencing ideas are pretty great as well, maybe a mixture of both features? – SweetMercury, on May 21, 2008 01:40
A comment on the question "When is Twitter going to get groups?" in Twitter:
Hi. You can do this now via a third-party service called GroupTweet. Each of you have your own individual Twitter accounts, and you just need to create an extra Twitter account that serves as the group account. Everyone can post to the group account; everyone can follow the group account. See http://www.grouptweet.com – mdy, on May 20, 2008 12:54
Ericson Smith replied on May 20, 2008 12:34 to the question "When is Twitter going to get groups?" in Twitter:
A comment on the question "When is Twitter going to get groups?" in Twitter:
Thanks for your thoughts, Chris. I haven't started using the hash tags yet. I'm not really sure how that works. Perhaps there's a post about it here on Get Satisfaction. :) – Amy Muller, on May 15, 2008 18:40
A comment on the question "When is Twitter going to get groups?" in Twitter:
Well, I don't give out my Twitter credentials lightly, and really, groups would only be marginally useful since it breaks the all-or-nothing paradigm of Twitter. While explicit groups have their place, hashtags have solved a part of the problem and otherwise I just use email. :1 – Chris Messina, on May 15, 2008 18:10
Amy Muller replied on May 15, 2008 17:53 to the question "When is Twitter going to get groups?" in Twitter:
Amy Muller replied on May 15, 2008 17:49 to the question "When is Twitter going to get groups?" in Twitter:
@ggroovin replied on May 15, 2008 08:19 to the question "When is Twitter going to get groups?" in Twitter:
Earlier today I found a 3rd-party site called Twitter Groups that does allow one to set import all your Twitter contacts & set up groups to whom you wish to tweet:
http://jazzychad.net/twgroups
However, it appears you are required to post your tweet from that site. Still, it gets at what folks are talking about needing in some cases above...
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