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Twitter Begins Lists Rollout
- andre 17y agoGot it... like it
- protomyth 17y agothe weird part is that during the "roll out", if you haven't been granted the ability to make lists, then you cannot look at other people's lists. I am kinda confused about this concept of a "roll out" for a web application?
- johns 17y agoCannot wait to get this feature. I've been using TweetDeck's groups and column sync to achieve this but the TweetDeck iPhone app is just so bad compared to something like Tweetie. If I can get TweetDeck on the desktop and Tweetie on the iPhone to share the same lists I'll be ecstatic.
- bjclark 17y agoWell, they released it to some more users, but I'm not sure you can say they "began the rollout". Atleast that's not how one of their dev puts it. http://twitter.com/nk/status/4900447414 http://twitter.com/nk/status/4900447414
- Tichy 17y agoMy feeling is that tags would be so much easier to use than lists. But everybody seems to go the list route (including the Twitter clients).
- Torn 17y agoI wonder if you'll have collaborative lists -- so you can invite others to contribute to your 'spambot' list, and then get to that list through the API for preferential treatment of tweets you receive.