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Another Twitter app headed your way is Twitmonials. It basically allows you to give testimonials about your friends via Twitter. Say whatever you want following @yitu (yitu stands for Why I Twit You). Be sure to keep it short and snappy. The latest Twitmonials are posted on the site’s homepage. So far most tweets appear jovial and kind; of course, you can testify any way you want. There is a search bar allowing you to search for users. Results show both Twitmonials received and given by any one particular user. All in all, this app is really quite basic, but looks interesting.
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“Follow twitter/yitu, then send "Twitimonials" about your favorite friends
@yitu @friendname Whatever you want to say about them”
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Given that Twitter is everyone’s favorite microblogging tool, Twitmonials does have a potentially huge audience. It gives Twitter users a chance to laud their friends and colleagues without boring people. It’s very easy to use.
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Don’t people do this anyway in their daily tweets? Does this really have any staying power? Will the Twitter crowd go for it?
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