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Just minutes ago, after reading my newTwitter friend's blog @Eleesha I noticed she had a Twitter Fountain–as it is called–embedded within the blog. Usually, services as such post a logo indicating source–it did not. Right clicking the "Twitter Fountain" revealed the name and yes, I Googled it. (smiles) http://twitterfountain.com
Anyway, within the embedd–it offers options to input only the twitter user name, so I did. Of course, the first minute or so, you will see preset twitter fountain tweets then later you will start seeing all your twitter mentions. All? How back in the mentions time line? I can not say for certain. Anyway, I'm giving this twitter fountain a try–for a minute a least. Not sure if I would use this permanently–you decide and try.
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Posted on February 8, 2010
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