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In their own words
“FAVRD runs on a no-webcock algorithm. If you see Twitter as a venue for public relations or marketing, or as an audience eager to hear news of a post on your ‘blog’, or a rich hot sticky vertical, or if you consider yourself a web strategist, or if you talk earnestly about social media, or if you can read Techcrunch or listen to the Gillmor gang with a straight face, it’s very unlikely the things you say on Twitter will show up here. If however you think of Twitter as a place to amuse, inspire and entertain, then good on you. Keep it up. We all thank you for it.”
Why it might be a killer
This site probably won’t make the owner a millionaire but it does contain some funny and interesting quotes and does a good job of providing an interesting cross-section of what’s being discussed on Twitter. This could become a popular place for people looking for a quick funny anecdote or something to inspire them.
Some questions
If this site becomes more popular, how will they deal with the increased number of favorited items? The addition of a search tool or categories based on tagged keywords would make this more user friendly.
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