> > Favorites are open to be read, it is just that not many > > people use it and I can't actually find who favorited my > > tweets - (probably no one in my case ;) - if I had that > > information I could do a lot of things (with out > > resorting to the RT stream). > > I tried it and you are right, I can read anybody's favorites. But, is that > intentional? I had always thought my favorites were private and I think > that other users have that same expectation of privacy.
Based on? I'm actually implementing an /frt command for the next version of TTYtter that automatically retweets *and* favourites a tweet in one step. I'm reserving judgment on the new RT strategy, but right now I'm still very unclear at how much value versus how much bother it actually represents. -- ------------------------------------ personal: http://www.cameronkaiser.com/ -- Cameron Kaiser * Floodgap Systems * www.floodgap.com * ckai...@floodgap.com -- What you don't mean, can't hurt you. -- Firesign Theater -------------------
