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I'd be a bit wary of this sort of thing now as its a "great" way to cyber-stalk folks :(
I remember way back when, you could find out on Twitter who was tweeting in your area. It was a pretty cool way to meet up with folks since the userbase was much smaller and a bit more focused. I'd be a bit wary of this sort of thing now as its a "great" way to cyber-stalk folks :(
I remember way back when, you could find out on Twitter who was tweeting in your area. It was a pretty cool way to meet up with folks since the userbase was much smaller and a bit more focused. I'd be a bit wary of this sort of thing now as its a "great" way to cyber-stalk folks :(
It only shows rough location as set on your profile, right?
Good for people who use Twitter to connect with likeminded folks rather than to get mad at politics
I remember way back when, you could find out on Twitter who was tweeting in your area. It was a pretty cool way to meet up with folks since the userbase was much smaller and a bit more focused. I'd be a bit wary of this sort of thing now as its a "great" way to cyber-stalk folks :(
You had to hunt to find a single tweet from an actual person.
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It only shows rough location as set on your profile, right?
I feel like it used to show stuff like "you're in downtown manhattan" or "you're in washington heights", but it has been a decade or so....
I remember way back when, you could find out on Twitter who was tweeting in your area. It was a pretty cool way to meet up with folks since the userbase was much smaller and a bit more focused. I'd be a bit wary of this sort of thing now as its a "great" way to cyber-stalk folks :(
I tried looking that kind of thing up a few years ago. It was useless. Just bots spamming job postings, weather data, and other stuff like that for the city I’m in and any suburb within a large range. You had to hunt to find a single tweet from an actual person.
Anyone have a screenshot to share?