It's not irrelevant.

The person spoke about him using a feature he thought Twitter should have. Tweetstorms.

From far away Nigeria (you may know it as Africa;)) we built something that filled the need and the head of product at twitter using it is the biggest endorsement one can get.

Of course, I could have chosen to be more elaborate in my comment and be like minimaxir but sometimes few words are better.

I am excited and i let it out.

You aren't the author.

I didn't read it as sarcastic and if people were talking about tweetstorms and I found out my tool was used to build it, I'm sure it is not irrelevant to point it out.

You would get my point if you tried building something and had it used.

It seems you have carried on with your monitoring behaviour from Techcrunch comment days.

You can downvote and go in peace but please quit your lecture.

Thanks.

Jeez if a person can't get excited about their own tech project on Hacker News, where can they??

Personally, I found the comment interesting. I have always sort of wondered how prolific Twitter users actually handle the tedium of this, so it's interesting to see a link to one way they do so.