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    I use Twhirl, which I like better. It has all the features, settings, etc. as TweetDeck/Twitterific. I never really liked Twitterific, and TweetDeck was great, except for 2 things: TweetDeck took up too much space, and crashed or was buggy often on Leopard.

    Twhirl’s been working great, no complaints, so far.
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      I’ve not used Twitterific but multi accounts is coming in the next point release in TweetDeck AFAIK. What I like about tweetdeck is grouping but I am finding its limit of ten annoying but I may start using feeds of search terms to grab results instead of keeping them in Tweetdeck.

      Twhirl’s appeal is I can use it with friendfeed but I gave up on Friendfeed a 2nd time as I can’t seem to make sense of how to make connections or share any value.
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        I am finding Twiterrific to be very good. I opted for it simply because it was the only one that is not on top of Air. I have no problem with Air but it seems that if you can run native code it will be better. I am using the free version and the occasional ads are not a problem. Once I commit I will gladly pay the license.
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          Thanks for the awesome discussion, now I am also in twitter @CarlosZenteno
          and reserved my company name too...

          will start trying it, just hope that it do not consume a lot of time, that and my rss reader
          can eat a lot of time... I guess is an exercise on selecting what is good to read and what is not.

          Now, I will try one of the desktop managers that you suggested... or twitter managers, or whatever
          they are called...
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            @charliez One thing I will suggest is that your profile looks like a bot account. There is no picture avatar, no bio, an url in the URL and the only post is a link. These fit the profile of a spammer/bot account. Twitter will delete the account if it fits the profile. If people you follow block you because they think you are a bot Twitter will do it sooner than later.

            I didn’t follow you back until I read this post since I receive lots of these types of requests.

            Get your photo up there, and write a 160char bio that reps you and/or what you do.


            Cheers,

            Jay
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              Thanks Jay, I will do that!!
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                  [font=Verdana]Shane Sponagle | [wiki] Snippet Call Anatomy | MODx Developer Blog | [nettuts] Working With a Content Management Framework: MODx

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                  They forgot a bunch of interresting things, like the lifestream module for Drupal (insipired by SweetCron) or the lifestream plugin for wordpress.

                  I personnally use sweetcron for my personnal page and it works pretty well smiley
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                    Quote from: davidm at Jan 23, 2009, 07:38 AM

                    They forgot a bunch of interresting things, like the lifestream module for Drupal (insipired by SweetCron) or the lifestream plugin for wordpress.

                    I personnally use sweetcron for my personnal page and it works pretty well smiley

                    I still need to learn how to make something like that for modx, I think I will look at these drupal and wordpress scripts to see if I can change them for modx!

                    At the moment I just use the js-script from twitter, but that is slowing down my site (as seen on mediaguy.eu in the bottom)
                      with regards,

                      Ronald Lokers
                      'Front-end developer' @ h2o Media

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                      I think I will look at these drupal and wordpress scripts to see if I can change them for modx!
                      While you are it look for the opposite, automated twitter posting of your blog posts. Like a Twitter Bot for your own site.
                        [font=Verdana]Shane Sponagle | [wiki] Snippet Call Anatomy | MODx Developer Blog | [nettuts] Working With a Content Management Framework: MODx

                        Something is happening here, but you don't know what it is.
                        Do you, Mr. Jones? - [bob dylan]