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Daniel Rothamel
November 19, 2008 at 12:25 pm
sa-WEET! I’ll definitely check this out.
Jayson
November 19, 2008 at 1:32 pm
Nice interview – video definitely makes it more interesting. I’ve never heard of tweetworks (off to check it out). It seems like a very useful resource.
Jeff Turner
November 19, 2008 at 2:21 pm
Love the Tweetworks concept Lani. I signed up weeks ago and think it has some potential. I’m hoping they are reading these comments, since no responses have come from my emails to them to fix a problem I’m having. Mike, it’s @respres. 🙂
Steve Simon
November 20, 2008 at 6:07 am
Mike is a friendly fellow that as you post may be on to something…
Twitter (which I registered for and now use almost daily, because of Lani), does have significant drawbacks if you start the way I did. I loaded a whole bunch of folks onto the “I am following” them side and then started to sift and winnow. This leaves you without the “Tie that binds” is many cases. Interesting if you have no singular purpose but just want to wander in the “Zen” like Twitter arena. If you do want a more defined interaction than that you would have to organically build your follow and followers (which is how a lot of Twitter pureists did it, and they tell you so:).
Tweetworks appears to have solved this for you, by allowing the same interaction with a common ground established ahead of contact.
I did not see the real use right away, and was a little underwhelmed by the low number of users on Mike’s site; but now I do see the application for what it is, “A clever innovation of a clever innovation…”
Credit where credit is due; I wouldn’t even have found the first tool without reading Lani’s posts…
Mark Madsen
November 20, 2008 at 1:48 pm
I like the idea of having groups on Twitter, but I’m concerned about how to manage or build another networking place. Either way, I set up a group and we’ll see how this thing works out. Thanks for the update.
Mike Langford
November 25, 2008 at 4:24 pm
Hello Geniuses!
Thank you so much for making the RealEstateTweeple, https://is.gd/6JBB , group on Tweetworks one of the most dynamic and exciting conversation areas we have to date.
It is an honor to host you and the many others who are participating on the site. Be sure to ping me on your next visit so we can get to know each other.