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Twitter lists for noobies
Twitter started rolling out a new feature about 2-3 weeks ago called lists. Basically, you can group together your followers and others so your Twitter buddies are more organized. Let's check out the new features.
Setting up a list
The Digitante currently follows 144 people on Twitter. Before lists came along, those people were a nebulous cloud of people. They only order to the group was the order that they were added to my followers. With lists, it is easy to toss people into buckets that you create.
Notice you can sort people into public or private lists. This is handy for throwing your friends and family together. Chances are you are the only one who need access to that list. However, you may want to share a list of tweeters who have a hobby similar to you. My favorite hobby is tech stuff.
Now that I've added a few tweeters to my tech list, you can...Continue
Patric Welch, also known as "Mr. Noobie," empowers people to confidently approach technology and use it to enhance their lives. He has a passion for understanding and answering your technology challenges. You can find Mr. Noobie on the web at www.noobie.com
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