Use Twitter100 to Easily Keep Tabs on Your 1000 Friends

Published by Joseph Ferrara (2) September 28th, 2008 in twitter. Comments

Neither abstinence nor excess ever renders man happy ~ Voltaire

Social networks are great but how does one keep up with 1,000 ~~friends~~ followers on Twitter?

Well, Twitter100 offers a click-saving solution– a simple reorganization of tweets into four columns lets you see 100 friendly tweets on 1 page! Wade through 10 pages and you’ve covered your fab 1000. Does your head hurt yet?

To use Twitter100, simply type your Twitter id into the box and click “100″

Presto!

Other Twitter App Posts: click here

Further Reading:

Co-evolution of neocortex size, group size and language in humans (R.I.M. Dunbar, Dept. of Anthropolgy, University College London. 1993). Does a social group lose cohesiveness after 150 members?

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Good Therapy

Not enough people willing to use the twitter. Myself I love it, lots of applications have been built and improvements made. Like anything else, it just takes a while for everyone to become use to it. Once they do it will be all the rage . http://www.goodtherapy.org/New-York-Therapy.htm

drubloomfield

Another way to get lost in the magic of Twitterland!

jfsellsius

I have a love-hate relationship w/Twitter. I love the potential but hate the chat line noise and UI-- probably why so many apps have been built to improve the twitter experience. I love http://tweetbeep.com/ (like google alerts for twitter)

Juliet Johnson

Thank you for this. I had been using Tweetdeck, but even that is hard to read and keep up with. This sounds like a much better idea. It's still really hard to get people to "converse" on Twitter - the medium still tends to be a one-way announcement system. Everyone following everyone else and their links, to make sure they haven't missed anything.

jfsellsius

Yes, it's more visually appealing IMO.

You might have better luck igniting a conversation if you reply to a tweet in your local area (see http://www.twitterlocal.net/