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My First Five Twitter Followers

January 9, 2009 · 6 comments

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Twitter is fantastic, but soooo slow!

I’m not sure, but I assume the sequence of Twitter is right. I’ve developed a very slow way (more or less) to quickly scan my Twitter followers (from bottom to top): It does take a little bit of copying and pasting, but the result is nice: You get a faster loading page than the actual page on Twitter Twitter | People Who Follow HappyHotelier:

No Avatar Twitter ID Site
5 William Bakker wilhelmus William Bakker
4 Carrie Marshall globetrotteri Carrie Marshall
3 Stephen A. Joyce stephenjoyce Stephen A. Joyce
2 Jim Stanger roadup Jim Stanger
1 Darren Cronian travelrants Darren Cronian

I’ve put my first five Twitter followers on a page which I intend to update regularly.
Update June 2009:
I’ve since removed the page as maintaining it was too cumbersome….I might re install it as I may have found a way to quickly grab and paste a list from one or another application

Three of this Five I’ve met IRL (In Real Life). And I like them! …Like I said:”Twitter is fantastic”

Update July 2010
Yay I found a way to re instate the page and here it is at My inner Twitter Circle

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{ 4 comments… read them below or add one }

1 William Bakker January 9, 2009 at 4:29 am

Wow, was I really #5? Cool. Looking forward to see you in Amsterdam later this month. Cheers, William

2 Rooi_Skoene January 12, 2009 at 9:21 am

In what way is Twitter slow?

3 Happy Hotelier January 12, 2009 at 5:31 pm

@William
Yes! Looking forward to it

@Rooie
Just try to find these 5 people in my followers list on twitter and you will know:-)

4 Rooi_Skoene January 13, 2009 at 10:53 am

I like the moniker you gave me; it’s apt ;)

Yes, I see what you mean. Scobleizer has also been complaining about this. A lot. I do, however, think you can divide your followers into groups on apps such as Tweetdeck or Twitter Karma.

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