I tried to use it for a while but gave up when I couldn't find a simple way of finding my twitter follows that also have a Subjot account. Did anyone tried/succeeded doing this?
Subjot: A Topic-Based Twitter, Without The Noise
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#12I tried to use it for a while but gave up when I couldn't find a simple way of finding my twitter follows that also have a Subjot account. Did anyone tried/succeeded doing this?
This would be the url to use http://subjot.com/explore#friends
You can find it via Explore in the header and then People on the sidebar.
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#13I tried to use it for a while but gave up when I couldn't find a simple way of finding my twitter follows that also have a Subjot account. Did anyone tried/succeeded doing this?
This would be the url to use http://subjot.com/explore#friends You can find it via Explore in the header and then People on the sidebar.
Thank you for your reply! ;)
It seems I don't have any twitter friends on Subjot, yet..
Congratulations on Subjot! I really like the idea. Are there plans for some kind of 'reputation' for people in specific subjects they talk about?
Re: Subjot: A Topic-Based Twitter, Without The Noise
#14Looks a lot like byteposts: a subject-oriented twitter/irc hybrid.
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#15Earlier quoted context omitted.
This would be the url to use http://subjot.com/explore#friends You can find it via Explore in the header and then People on the sidebar.
Thank you for your reply! ;) It seems I don't have any twitter friends on Subjot, yet.. Congratulations on Subjot! I really like the idea. Are there plans for some kind of 'reputation' for people in specific subjects they talk about?
We don't have a solid design for that but we've definitely kicked around the idea. If I want to find the top jotters on NFL, it would be great to see some sort of ranked list.