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Venture Beat pointed me to a new service called Qwitter. It lets you monitor your followers and see who quit.
Neat. Very neat.
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Hi Andy,
Not sure what the impact is on this type of service on API performance. If it constantly searches your friends list and you have a lot of them it could lock you out of using other API service apps like TweetDeck. Not clear to me how it works.
Posted by: Stuart | October 18, 2008 at 05:11 PM