Re:Jack Dorsey says it’s time to rethink the fundamental dyn...
by robrtsql on Tuesday April 16, 2019 @04:54PM
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Wow--this exists?
I had heard of Tweetdeck, but I assumed that it was a third-party client which provided a better experience and was therefore at odds with Twitter's interests. You're telling me that, not only is Twitter okay with it, but that they built it?
Re:Jack Dorsey says it’s time to rethink the fundamental dyn...
by erentz on Tuesday April 16, 2019 @05:01PM
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> but that they built it?
It was independent then Twitter bought it.
Re:Jack Dorsey says it’s time to rethink the fundamental dyn...
by udwum on Tuesday April 16, 2019 @05:51PM
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The original TweetDeck was an Adobe AIR application. Twitter bought it, and then rewrote it as a website. So it could be argued that they built it.
There were alternatives before such as Seesmic, no idea how they work now, if they still do.
Re:Jack Dorsey says it’s time to rethink the fundamental dyn...
by gr2020 on Tuesday April 16, 2019 @04:44PM
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This has evolved quite a bit since I last tried it - thanks for the reminder!
Re:Jack Dorsey says it’s time to rethink the fundamental dyn...
by shambolicfroli on Tuesday April 16, 2019 @06:27PM
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It says I have messages, but I don't seem to have figured out how to view them.
It's the version of Twitter targeted at newsrooms, etc.
I assume a lot of people already know and have reasons why they don't... but likely not everyone here has tried it so it may be worth repeating.
https://tweetdeck.twitter.com/