A while ago, I blogged about Quotably’s lack of conversation context. Quotably was designed to solve the problem of sparse Twitter conversations. It did its best to generate a threaded view of the twitter conversation. As I stated before, it failed in many cases and added frustration to a seemingly unfixable problem. [...]

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Yesterday, a new service launched which aims to solve a “problem” with Twitter. If you’re not familiar with Twitter, its purpose is to answer the question, “What are you doing?”, so it’s easy to wonder why you would even expect a response. At any rate, Twitter has evolved into something that no [...]

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