The potential for this idea is what got me excited the minute I saw your post. As an aside, I think twitter still needs to release support for OAuth, there are

The potential for this idea is what got me excited the minute I saw your post. As an aside, I think twitter still needs to release support for OAuth, there are too many sites out there storing twitter credentials in plain text right now. Careful developers should be hashing the passwords with some secret salt so at least their users passwords aren't at risk if someone ever gains access to their db. These aren't really your issues, but twitter needs to add proper authentication. Anyways -- this is a great from tipjoy -- looking fwd to what comes next.