If you post a lot of messages on Twitter, you may receive a lot of replies from people. Keeping track can be a problem, especially if you come and go from your computer throughout the day.
Twply aims to solve this problem with a new service that routes all replies (@YourName) to your inbox. It’s one of those services will probably appeal to some people but it could also be another tool that will hammer your inbox.
Would I use it? Probably not because Tweetdeck does a nice job of displaying any replies.
For more, check out bub.blicio.us, who believes it could be a good tool for high volume Twitter users and companies. Robert Scoble, meanwhile, frets about Twply being just more spam.
Update: There are some questions about Twply’s intentions given it was sold on SitePoint for $1,200 yesterday. Allen Stern suggestions everyone who tried Twply change their Twitter passwords.
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Twitterize Your Inbox
If you post a lot of messages on Twitter, you may receive a lot of replies from people. Keeping track can be a problem, especially if you come and go from your computer throughout the day.
Twply aims to solve this problem with a new service that routes all replies (@YourName) to your inbox. It’s one of those services will probably appeal to some people but it could also be another tool that will hammer your inbox.
Would I use it? Probably not because Tweetdeck does a nice job of displaying any replies.
For more, check out bub.blicio.us, who believes it could be a good tool for high volume Twitter users and companies. Robert Scoble, meanwhile, frets about Twply being just more spam.
Update: There are some questions about Twply’s intentions given it was sold on SitePoint for $1,200 yesterday. Allen Stern suggestions everyone who tried Twply change their Twitter passwords.
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