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That's great! You rock.
John
I like the use of Screen Flow too! I love that application, it's awesome. Keep up the great work.
Best,
JR
Great job! I linked to your other post, "How to Avoid Being an..." on my blog post, "It's Not Your Daughter's Twitter Anymore". You should add this post to your, "If you like this..." section on your "How to avoid..." post.
Thanks again for the great info!
OutsideMyBrain
This is the most comprehensive video on TweetDeck I've seen. I've been a fan of TweetDeck for a while and you've covered everything I like about it or use. The latest release has been great, because a lot of these features came in this one - like being able to add someone to a group from their Tweet.
Great job,
Rebecca
@Rebecca Atkinson - "the most comprehensive video on TweetDeck I’ve seen". Flattering me with get you anywhere. Yes - adding people to groups is a breeze now.
@Grant - One of my highly paid spies (Spy vs. Spy) told me you were going to do a TweetDeck video. Thanks in advance for the link - you rock!
@Char James-Tany - I've tested in Safari, IE and Firefox... no problems. Could be an internet connection issue...
Do you actually use the 'mark tweet as read' ? ... i've not found any real use for it yet, but i could be missing something.
now ... on to Groups ... what happened to showing a real use case and explaining how it is useful :) (just messin with ya)
one group that i have set up is 'nonprofit' ... in that group i have all the people that i know participate in the nonprofit world. my main reason for creating this group is that i want to watch these people a bit more closely. having that column in TweetDeck helps that because their tweets are in a seperate column so that info is less likely to fly by as it normally does in the 'friends timeline'
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http://twitter.com/franswaa
Your example of a 'use case' is exactly how I utilize groups. I have a Blogger group and a Non-Profit group.
Joe
I've just started to interact more in twitter actually, and now I see that twitter can be more than just those "normal" homepage
thanks for sharing..
All the best,
j.
Whatever you do, your stream of friends will continue in the "All Friends" column. Frankly, as a long time and very active user of Tweetdeck, I don't really see what the problem is :-))
Best always,
- Peter
Deb