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  • TweetDeck- the twitter client flavor of the month

    Posted on July 9, 2009 by in social media, twitter

    Twitter itself is hard to follow and sort unless you have untreated ADHD, which may be another reason that I like it (Hey- is that a squirrel?).

    But most people download a client to help sort things out- like Seesmic DesktopTweetDeck or PeopleBrowsr.  I have TweetDeck up, and I have filtering several columns that I have set up, including Faves, twitterqueens and twitteratti. I used to use TwitZap, but since twitter increased the API, I haven’t been timed out on TweetDeck, and am finding it easier to interact with all of my followers. That is why I am on there- to meet new people and interact, and the app that lets me do this the most easily will be my huckleberry.

    This is a screenshot of my TweetDeck:

    TweetDeck Screenshot

    TweetDeck Screenshot

    You can see some of the titles of my columns. I added search terms to the default terms by clicking on the sixth button from the left, labeled groups. I haven’t even fooled with the colors or anything- by using the little wrench in the upper right hand of the screen, but I probably should before I go blind.

    So TweetDeck is my flavor of the month. I like the ease of use, but my most important objective is to relate to people. I like being able to easilly see all of my friends’ updates (TweetDeck used to be jerky, but now if I am on, they scroll by pretty smoothly) so I can comment and interact. I think it is really important not to interact with the same five people and that’s it- I could do that at home.


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