Tip: make the content on the main page:
1. an explanation of tweetstorms,
2. their background/history,
3. keeping the part about how writerack works
So that anyone that clicks through to the page can tweetstorm with one click and maximize your exposure.
Don't forget to add your username so people can click it, and may be a randomized username of a famous person that uses writerack (like @pmarca) so that it can come to their attention and they get to use it next time.
@nochainmarkov Yeah, we hope it will not be abused. But we see that there is a need for the tool. We are thinking of placing limits. What do you think?
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@OoTheNigerian That's a good one. On the one hand, I'd stray from putting arbitrary limitations on users as this might turn them away (you don't want to offend them). On the other hand, naturally you shouldn't allow your product to be used for spamming.
So, I guess the only limitation I'd impose if I was in your place, would be to limit 'unnatural' behavior, i.e. spamming. Does this make sense to you?
P.S. BTW, *great* to see a co-founder jump in respond positively to comments!
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Break free from 140 character limit. Tweetstorm like @pmarca.
@EmmanuelAmber Thank you so much for posting this! I tried several times and gave up only for me to see it was top yesterday! A very pleasant surprise!
@KikiSchirr There is only one way to find out. Get in.
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Give it a try. All tweetstorms/posts are aggregated at writerack.com/twitterusername
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@EmmanuelAmber this is pretty cool. At first I thought that there was some way to break Twitter's limit, but this is still pretty convienent that this app automatically links it together. Thanks for a cool new toy to test out!
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