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15 years ago @ Brandswag - I Hate Your Tweets · 1 reply · +1 points

Well, I don't know which Twitter client you use, but I do know that most of the popular desktop clients have a feature which allows you to filter out certain phrases. DestroyTwitter, for example, will let you filter any type of character or phrase out of your main time line(including usernames). It also has a feature to specifically exclude users from a time line. If said person is excluded or filtered out of your main time line, you would still see their replies or direct messages to you.

I don't think this functionality is available on the web client, but maybe there is a work around with the new Twitter Lists feature.

15 years ago @ Brandswag - I Hate Your Tweets · 0 replies · +1 points

That's actually a great rule! I think people tweeting about food is a very good thing. Restaurant recommendations have become one of the most popular things on Twitter. My friend Zach Reed and I have actually made a site that encourages people to talk about tasty food on Twitter. http://mmmtastyfood.com/

15 years ago @ Brandswag - Will Twitter Last? · 0 replies · +1 points

The source for all the information in the stats in the post can be found in the video I posted a link to at the bottom.

15 years ago @ Brandswag - Will Twitter Last? · 0 replies · +1 points

Doug,

You're absolutely right. This is the point I tried to illustrate in the last paragraph of the post. There is no way we're going to go back now, or ever.

15 years ago @ Brandswag - Will Twitter Last? · 0 replies · +1 points

Chad, to follow up on your previous comment,

I could have easily have sorted the search results by oldest to newest, or even limited to a certain date/time range, and I would have found the answer I was looking for. At the time, I was so astonished by the number of tweets that were made in that single minute, that I ended up using that bit of information instead of 'when Gmail went down'. Twitter search is very versatile and powerful.

15 years ago @ Brandswag - Will Twitter Last? · 0 replies · +1 points

You're absolutely right, Chuck. Twitter certainly does level the playing grounds. You know longer need a blog or a podcast to voice your opinion on the web. Just followers.

15 years ago @ Brandswag - Will Twitter Last? · 0 replies · +1 points

Thanks Zach. Glad you enjoyed this article.

15 years ago @ Marketing Technology Blog - Modifying Post Slugs i... · 0 replies · +1 points

It seems like Camtasia has a lot of potential. Did you purchase the software, or are you just running a trial?

15 years ago @ Brandswag - Using Twitter to Feed ... · 0 replies · +1 points

Thanks Zach! You can expect a new post from me, every Tuesday, here on the BrandSwag blog.

15 years ago @ Brandswag - Top Five Frequent Blog... · 0 replies · +1 points

Thanks for the feedback.

I've been known to blow off my blogs in the past, as well. BrandSwag has done a pretty good job of keeping me in check though. Every Tuesday, you'll see a blog on the BrandSwag site by me.

We're holding you to your promise Justin!

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