Comments on: Twitter’s next feature: see Facebook http://blog.joopp.com/2009/12/05/twitters-next-feature-see-facebook/ Blogging about web concepts & technology Fri, 30 Jul 2010 11:25:12 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: joost http://blog.joopp.com/2009/12/05/twitters-next-feature-see-facebook/#comment-12764 joost Thu, 10 Dec 2009 12:26:15 +0000 http://blog.joopp.com/2009/12/05/twitters-next-feature-see-facebook/#comment-12764 Hi Robin, haven't seen those 4sq tweets for some time indeed :) Main point I wanted to make is that Twitter can finally make the 'source' information useful. Hi Robin, haven’t seen those 4sq tweets for some time indeed :) Main point I wanted to make is that Twitter can finally make the ’source’ information useful.

]]> By: Robin http://blog.joopp.com/2009/12/05/twitters-next-feature-see-facebook/#comment-12720 Robin Sat, 05 Dec 2009 22:05:57 +0000 http://blog.joopp.com/2009/12/05/twitters-next-feature-see-facebook/#comment-12720 Wait. You mean you don't want to read about my new mayorship of the local train station? Weird. Luckily with me, at least you know that after two or three days of intense 4sq-ing I'll quit and move on, a la Spymaster. I'm only interested to see their lead gen approach. Praized and Aardvark are also beta-ing social lead gen approaches. Looks like an interesting next move. I agree it would be good to add some ways of tuning out certain statements. I was going to say conversations but I notice these are almost universally statements being pushed into your Twitter feed. Not great conversation. Having said all that my banal 4sq comments have generated more replies than my Tweets normally do. And this would not have happened from geo-loc'ed tweets because followers are interested in me visiting Local Matters or Site Spect not an XY pair. Wait. You mean you don’t want to read about my new mayorship of the local train station? Weird. Luckily with me, at least you know that after two or three days of intense 4sq-ing I’ll quit and move on, a la Spymaster. I’m only interested to see their lead gen approach. Praized and Aardvark are also beta-ing social lead gen approaches. Looks like an interesting next move.

I agree it would be good to add some ways of tuning out certain statements. I was going to say conversations but I notice these are almost universally statements being pushed into your Twitter feed. Not great conversation.

Having said all that my banal 4sq comments have generated more replies than my Tweets normally do. And this would not have happened from geo-loc’ed tweets because followers are interested in me visiting Local Matters or Site Spect not an XY pair.

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