by Phil on April 11, 2010
Lists know who they are following enough to filter @replies depending on whether both people are on the list. That’s quite smart, and unexpected.
Here’s on with my @replies to @Erica_Jane_MP included, followed by a list that only I’m on (ie not Erica) with those filtered out. Smart.
This guy. If I'm not here, I'll be tweeting as @philsheard, working for the internet at 33 Digital, posting photos to Flickr or somewhere else entirely.
Photos and videos of D'Angelo's brilliant gig at Brixton Academy last night http://t.co/bU9d3bgI << v easy to upload media to Google+
So chuffed to be here for D'Angelo - back after 11 years
Off to see D'Angelo play Brixton tomorrow. Well excited after seeing YT vids of his recent European shows http://t.co/41i2DpzK
2 comments
I think internally lists are modelled as users so they inherit all that functionality for free.
by Tamlyn Rhodes on April 16, 2010 at 3:59 pm. #
that makes utterly good sense, and would be quite a simple way to implement I guess. The concept of lists is growing on me, but I’m using them to take people out of my main timeline rather than zoom in on people.
by philsheard on April 16, 2010 at 4:16 pm. #