Thanks for the post Adam, keep the suggestion coming.
Abdur - Summize Team
Andrew Badera
· 1 year ago
Problem is, the domain of searchable words ... "millions" ... seems pretty limited. I can't Summize my own name, for instance, but TweetScan picks me up ...
Abdur
· 1 year ago
Andrew, not sure I understand your post. Did you try our query operators to limit the search to your status changes?
Andrew Badera
· 1 year ago
Abdur, what do you mean? I put my last name in your search box. I get no results. Therefore to me, the gist of this article, Summize being a better Twitter Search than Tweetscan, is not true.
David Sterry
· 1 year ago
Thanks Adam for this post. The ability to reply has always been there...it's just been in the form of a small green '<<'. It's now been changed to 'Reply' so it'll be clearer to all.
Adam Ostrow
· 1 year ago
ah, cool ... love the quick enhancements; on a Friday night nonetheless :-)
Adam, that "here" twitter. link doesn't exactly jump right out at a guy ...
Nicole Simon
· 1 year ago
I am rather disappointed by your posting - this tool has a lot of interesting options, but it is more or less a posting about how you monitor mashable.
And let's not forget: "Most noticeably, Summize has a shiny design, versus the rather drab Tweetscan."
Tweetscan is a hack i welcome very much, because it is mobile friendly. Summize has a lot of better features but probably also better backing.
Language filtering is huge and it would have been interesting to see how they do it; support for hashtags as well as the built in re-twitter bot for free etc ...
But of course. Most noticeably is that it is more shiny.
TOM
· 1 year ago
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kawika
· 1 year ago
Tom, typing with your elbows seems to be quite the challenge. I hope your hands heal from whatever industrial accident prevents them from properly capitalizing, spacing and punctuating your blog spam.
PS: Thanks, Adam, for the report. It's a challenge to track reputations online and Summize sounds like a service worth trying.
Gary
· 1 year ago
Adam, I do agree - a nice shiny design is key to a good website - its your first impression. But as a designer maybe I am biased :)
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Abdur - Summize Team
http://twitter.summize.com/search?q=andrewbadera
Adam, that "here" twitter. link doesn't exactly jump right out at a guy ...
And let's not forget:
"Most noticeably, Summize has a shiny design, versus the rather drab Tweetscan."
Tweetscan is a hack i welcome very much, because it is mobile friendly. Summize has a lot of better features but probably also better backing.
Language filtering is huge and it would have been interesting to see how they do it; support for hashtags as well as the built in re-twitter bot for free etc ...
But of course. Most noticeably is that it is more shiny.
PS: Thanks, Adam, for the report. It's a challenge to track reputations online and Summize sounds like a service worth trying.