32 Points

Twitter Lists are officially up and running - although they don't seem to be taking off as quickly as Twitter might have hoped. The concept, as we've blogged about recently, is pretty straightforward - you can now create "lists" of Twitter people, and other Twitter users can choose to simply follow those lists, instead of individually following people on those lists.

7 Points

Follow Friday is one of my favorite things about Twitter.  I suppose I’m lucky in that the people whom I follow often suggest tweeple who are ridiculously skilled at squeezing some interesting stuff into the 140-character limit.  And when that fails, I can always spend the end of the work week clicking the #FollowFriday link in the Trending Topics sidebar until I find someone who piques my interest.  Besides, I’m much more likely to find someone I’d like to stalk through a random Follow Friday hash tag than I am to see someone suggested as a friend on Facebook whom I wan

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60 Points

It's Friday again. On Twitter, that means that it's the beginning of another #FollowFriday - one of Twitter's all-time hottest hashtags and one of the microblogging platform's best cross-promotion tools. Never experienced one yet? Here's how it works. On Friday, active twitterers get on and send out some Tweets where they list (using @reply syntax) the people that they think their Twitter followers might be interested in.

It's a simple concept, but it has a pretty powerful effect. If you produce good content during the week, you're likely to end up on a #FollowFriday list, and that...