Roundup : Tweetvisor, Twitwall, Twitblogs, Just Tweet It, MyTweetSpace
Tweetvisor - alternate interface for Twitter, also see Tweetree and Power Twitter [TC]
Twitwall - a place to post longer tweets, in fact you get a rich text editor, embed code, upload files, and people can leave comments which will appear on Twitter. Another option for longer tweets is tinypaste, or using twitterfeed to auto-tweet stuff from shorttext or publi.sh, or an even a more robust solution like Tumblr or Posterous.
At the moment I’m posting longer tweets using Friendfeed messages, and then getting my FF msg feed auto-tweeted via twitterfeed. Issue I have found so far is that you can draft a FF msg with only so many words, but you can extend this if you draft in Notepad and cut n paste your message in the box, but when published, only an excerpt appears in Friendfeed without the choice to read more…whereas the whole post is displayed in FFtogo (Friendfeed mobile). BTW-you can also post a FF msg using m.hellotxt.com
[UPDATE: I no longer have to use twitterfeed to auto-tweet my Friendfeed messages, has Friendfeed has this available in your settings page, under Feed Publishing]
Twitblogs - a place for longer tweets similar to tweetwall. It has a rich text editor, drafts, embed code, see previous posts, comments…you can even search twitter or use as an alternative twitter interface (which has a nice URL shortner box)
I’m really impressed with Twitblogs, but I’m hesitant to use something when I’m not sure how long it will be around (I’ve been burnt before)
What’s holding me back at the moment is that it doesn’t render that well on my phone like existing Twitter mobile sites, or email posting would be good. They have some strong forums, so time will tell.
Just Tweet It - a Twitter directory, also see Twellow, Twitter Packs, Flockup
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MyTweetSpace - a Twitter backgrounds
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John, thank you very much for checking into TwitWall. I am proud to say that TwitWall is being used by many Twitter users in diverse fields, from book authors to virtual assistants, from musicians to WAHM (work at home moms), and many others. Yes even WordPress pros. Our loyal users evangelizes the use of TwitWall because of its simplicity. Again, many thanks!
Michael
Comment by Michael E. Carluen — January 16, 2009 @ 2:49 am
Hi John
Thanks for the article, we are glad you tried us out and enjoy the service. We are working hard to improve it all the time so be patient as we add new features and improve it.
We developing an actual business with a revenue model and all the treats so expect us to be around for the long-haul. Accepting that the future is always uncertain, should we ever fail we would always make it possible to recover your date. That was a commitment we made to each other as a team long ago.
Be positive, we will rock you soon
Cheers
Roger
Comment by Roger Kondrat — January 16, 2009 @ 5:37 am