Comments on: TweetBrain - Crowdsourcing for the Twitterati

By: West London Builders

West London Builders — Thu, 03 Feb 2011 20:04:02 +0000

Even though I found this post truly fascinating I couldnï¿½t help but to question whether the statistics you used are correct. That statement seems rather weird to me. Any thoughts whether or not itï¿½s actually a fact?

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By: Autom Tagsa

Autom Tagsa — Wed, 08 Apr 2009 21:40:21 +0000

Thanks for your feedback Peter! It is very much like IRC. In fact other social media tools like Facebook and Twitter are based on the same newsgroup type of environment.

And yes, it is addictive. But what isn’t in the virtual realm?

By: Peter Mogan

Peter Mogan — Wed, 08 Apr 2009 21:22:35 +0000

I tried TweetBrain, and immediately recalled the fun that I had in my college days using IRC (Internet Relay Chat). TweetBrain is like IRC++

So, in the rest of the day, until the wee hours, I kept answering questions, as a test to myself, just to see how I could meet such “challenges”

Well, I finally got tired and went to bed. But even with today’s heavier than usual work load, I still popped in from time to time. This thing is addictive, so be warned!