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Check what Facebook, Twitter, Wikipedia and Yelp will look like when redesigned as magazines. Wikipedia sort of looks like National Geographic. Facebook looks like a women’s magazine. I like what the artist did on Twitter and Yelp.
Tags: Design, Facebook, magazine, twitter, wikipedia, Yelp
Do you have a thing for vintage propaganda posters? Check out these propaganda posters designed for the big three of social networking.
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Tags: Facebook, Google Plus, Posters, Propaganda, social networks, twitter, Vintage
Do you believe that once you publish something on the net, it stays there forever? Search engines are caching everything that it is allowed to. Once you publish something publicly online, there’s a pretty good chance that a search engine bot/spider has already made a copy of it somewhere.
Twitter posts are no different. Once you publish something, there’s a good chance that someone or something (bot or webapp) has already made a copy of it. So when you tweeted something that you regret publishing/posting and deleted it, you can now expect that tweet to be saved somewhere.
Undetweetable is a webapp that monitors Twitter accounts and saves deleted tweets. With this tool, you can view deleted tweets of people you know and don’t know. All you need to do is enter a Twitter username and if Undetweetable already caught that particular user on their database, you’ll be able to view the deleted tweets made by that user. If a user is not on Undetweetable’s database, it will display nothing and will automatically add the twitter user that you searched to their list of monitored accounts.
Unfortunately, Undetweetable has been asked to shut down and we can no longer function without Twitter’s support. This project was meant to begin a discussion about privacy and digital identity and, thanks to the overwhelming response from users like yourself, we hope that we have accomplished that goal. For now, you may continue browsing Undetweetable, but we will no longer gather deleted tweets.
This type of tool might sound creepy to you but the issue here is not that monitoring apps like this exists. The issue here is that we should always be careful on what we publish online. One should think twice before hitting the publish/share/post/tweet button. If it’s something that you might regret in the future, don’t post it. We are responsible for the things that we publish online.
Tags: Deleted, Deleted Tweets, twitter
Are you looking for something to make your tweets stand out? Why don’t you try to add drawings and symbols on your tweets? Symbolostwitter will do just that for you. Simply head over to their site, give it access to your Twitter account and tweet from there.
You can find and use various drawings and symbols. They have arrows, hands, stars, ABC, Chess, Horoscope, Patterns, Technical and Mixed drawings. Select which ones are appropriate for your tweets and with just a click, add them to your tweets to become a Twitter rock star to your friends.
Oh they have a bookmarklet that you can just drag to your bookmarks toolbar to help you never forget Symbolostwitter.
Tags: drawings, Symbols, twitter
Google+ = Terminator
Tags: Facebook, Google, social networks, twitter
Are you both on G+ and Twitter? Do you want to automatically share your Google+ updates on Twitter? All you need to do is head over to ManageFlitter’s website and set it up so that you’ll be able to share your “public” G+ posts with your Tweeter followers.
To link your G+ with your Twitter account, the first thing you need is your Google+ public link. Your G+ public URL can be found by clicking the profile button. Copy the URL and paste it on ManageFlitter under the step 1 input box. The next step is to give ManageFlitter access to your Twitter account and you can be on your way to sharing every public posts made on G+ to your Twitter followers.
We’ll keep an eye on your Google+ page for public posts and tweet them from your Twitter account. Posts that are longer than 140 characters will be linked back to your post on Google+
The ManageFlitter’s Google+ to Twitter advanced option will allow you to:
Only share Google+ posts including the tag #twt
Add “G+:” to the start tweets created
Share Google+ hangout sessions
Always include a link to the original Google+ post
Plus: Manage Flitter is also a pretty neat Twitter management tool.
Tags: Auto Share, G+, Google, twitter
