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but I have to imagine it would be best displayed in horizontal.
TweetDeck. After all, don't we have to wait a full day until your
amazing social media post on ReadWriteWeb?
Oh, and for the record, never said it was amazing. Only that it was big and ol'.. ha ha
you'll be pleasantly surprised to see the narrow column option. Of
course, you could always click to scroll...
replies, DMs, etc., there is no substitute. But if you want to break
out of Twitter and use Identica, FriendFeed or others, I would lean
toward Posty. That's why I often use Posty, to cross-distribute
updates to both Twitter and Identica.
Twitter gets their act together, just about every product out there
that needs their API will see limitations.
The only issue with TD is that it sometimes some of the people I follow are not in the list when I create goups. I've seen other people with the same problem too..
That said, without TD Twitter wouldn't be anywhere near as useful for me.
work on TweetDeck since getting in touch with him back in July. It's
impressive to see what he has developed in just under six months' time.