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Whilst the drive for popularity might be most obviously manifest in thoroughbred social networking sites such as Facebook or MySpace, it is also present, albeit less conspicuously, in sites where social objects (e.g. videos, photos, bookmarks) are nominally the focus. Similarly, the prominence given to ‘number of followers’ (interesting terminology again) in Twitter is instructive, as is the existence of services such as TwitDirand Andrew Baron’s recent (abortive) attempt to auction his Twitter account (with followers, naturally).
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New algorithm
I’m working on a new algorithm to follow the growth of Twitterers.
I’d like to be able to use it ASAP, but I still need to fine tune it.
FYI I’ve found some Twitterers that weren’t in TwitDir. I will add them soon.
I’ll keep you posted
Some improvements...
Hi fellow twitterers and twitdir friends,
I haven’t made change in TwitDir code for a while and I realized that some things needed to be done.
A few weeks ago, Charles Curran sent me an email with some remarks about the navigation bar.
I took in consideration his remarks, and made the changes. Thanks Charles.
The navigation bar is now replicated at the bottom and the confusing wording in the nav bar is now simpler : previous and next!
Hope you’d like…
Laurent