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then follow sites. lots of them now have twitter feeds. see @daringfireball vs. @gruber. or the various @HN feeds.
by pinaceae 13y ago
then follow sites. lots of them now have twitter feeds.
see @daringfireball vs. @gruber.
or the various @HN feeds.
- Touche 13y agoSo what do you do when you aren't looking at Twitter in the timespan in which it appears in your feed? Just never see those articles?
- nnkh 13y agoThe same thing you do with RSS/Atom feeds. They don’t magically disappear unless they’re deleted. If you mean you think they would get buried under regular human tweets, you can make a list. I have a news list for this.
- Touche 13y agoThey do disappear off of your feed in which case you'll never see them again. There is no concept of "unread" tweets, like there is with RSS.