TwerpScan gives you the ability to dynamically analyze who you follow and who is following you across almost every data point that is tied to a Twitter account. What’s really cool though, is that you can sort Twitter users across multiple dimensions at once. The data you can use to sort by includes: Screen Name, Name, Followers count, Following count, Ratio of Followers to Following, Number of Tweets and Last Tweet.
- Mike Bracco
Love the column names "F'ing" and "F'ers."
- Jared B. Luther
Jared, I knew someone would. I certainly do myself. ;)
- Carlo Zottmann
Carlo: I see your the developer of the site. I randomly came across it today on http://www.lazyfeed.com/ and had to write about it on The Next Web. I love the site, great stuff! Keep me in the loop on any future developments.
- Mike Bracco
App looks good. Too bad it's telling me "We're sorry, but something went wrong. We've been notified about this issue and we'll take a look at it shortly."
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It's working now. I would make this a Fluid window
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Good to hear, Outsanity. The server got kinda flooded last night, heh. There was a lot of traffic all of a sudden. ;) Sorry about the issues, tho.
- Carlo Zottmann
I wonder if I'm alone on this but do you think a option to report someone as spam could be added? Good or bad idea?
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Actually not a bad idea… could you post it on http://twerpscan.uservoice.com/, please? Don't even have to register there. It's just easier for me to figure out the most wanted features this way.
- Carlo Zottmann
BTW, I've just rolled the new user drilldown feature! In the big table, look for the looking glass icon in each row. Click it! :)
- Carlo Zottmann
Tried to use this, but it says there was an error when I try to login. Wanted to blog about it :(
- Rahsheen ™, Coach of FF
Rahsheen, sorry to hear that. Very rarely login won't work, and I'm still looking for the root cause. I'm working on it, tho. For the time being you could try logging out of Twitter and in again and retrying. Apologies for the trouble.
- Carlo Zottmann
Yah, can't get into this thing. Dies when it tries to redirect me back to the application. Wanted to blog about it. :(
- Rahsheen ™, Coach of FF
It does the same for me at the moment; Twitter's timing out. If I had to guess I'd say it's a DDoS fallout… not entirely sure yet what the cause was before that. I'll drop you a note once I (think I) got it sorted.
- Carlo Zottmann
Mike, I just shot you a heads-up via Twitter: I've implemented stand-alone drilldown pages. Here's yours: http://twerpscan.com/info... — and here's mine: http://twerpscan.com/info... . If you want to look up another user, either click the current user's name in the headline to change it, or go to http://twerpscan.com/info... and enter it there. It's just a first shot at the moment, but I'm having plans for more. Let me know what you think! :)
- Carlo Zottmann
It goes back a hell of a lot further than it used to. I remember when 130 and 230 were the limits. Now we're at 630. The trend seems to be in our favour.
- Mitch
i noticed this trend, i hope the archive is their goal
- slsrx
We don't delete anything - purely technical issues. We will provide deeper paging. Our launch last week has improved our paging abilities, and we expect to make them more flexible in the near term future.
- Bret Taylor
thanks, bret. movement from deeper paging to accessibility of "my everything" through FrF is what i actually meant
- slsrx
Bret - By flexible do you mean imitating Twitter's strategy of disabling certain features to make the core service more stable when required?
- Mitch
I feedburn my friendfeed feed and subscribe by mail. I don't have a way to capture comments that way though.
- Antonio Piccolboni
Antonio - You can subscribe to comment feed, too, if that's what you're looking for.
- Mitch
Happy to hear that FF does not delete anything. The lack of deeper/unlimited paging is one of the primary reasons I have not utilized FF as much as I would like too. Can't wait for these technical issues to be resolved.
- Derek Lerner
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- Chris Messina
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