Decentralized Twitter is Weblogs.com on Steroids

by Jake on January 16, 2008

What Dave describes from Andrew’s vision around a decentralized Twitter sounds very much like a Weblogs.com on steroids. What Twitter does really well is aggregate a stream of consciousness from all the people I’m following, similar to the way Weblogs.com accepts incoming pings and shows the latest updated blogs. Using something like RSS with a 140 character limit (Really Short Syndications – natch), it shouldn’t matter where my Twitter stream lives as long as there’s a ping mechanism in place to let my followers’ streams know I’ve made an update, sorting those updates into a steady stream of information.

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