Nice - I saw a little preview of this yesterday and already knew Mubs would be building it.
One thing that would make this useful for me would be categories :) - because One Direction and Biebs aren't of interest to me, and they take up too much on the list ha
@bentossell Definitely could do with a full blown taxonomy system here, figured the search would help mitigate some of that, because categorizing everything would take a reaaaaaaaaaly long time 😴
Thanks for hunting this @erictwillis.
There are a lot of Twitter lists, but I'm finding that not a lot of them are being used heavily, which probably has something to do with the fact that Twitter seems to be hiding the functionality. Hopefully with a little better visibility and discoverability provided here, we can change that.
There are so many people that love Twitter and want it to succeed (me included!). I wish that Twitter would allow us makers the ability to really extend and make full use of the platform they have built. The API limits are a bit of joke and people are constantly worried about their access being revoked, with little warning and no recourse.
This is really interesting. I am trying to make a similiar product to a dedicated niche: people that work inside companies. This is where I am at the minute, if anyone wants to help, it would be great https://medium.com/@fabiouser/ma....
@fabiouser This look really interesting.
I was contemplating using ProductHunt data to do something like this. Since each product has a list of makers, you can turn that list into companies (or teams).
Would help with some of the leg work, since most of the makers are tied to a twitter account.
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