Tweetree.com - Putting Your Twitter Stream In A Tree

Are you looking for alternatives when it comes to visualizing your Twitter activity? Should that ever be the case, a visit to the Tweetree website might just provide you with some interesting resources.

Basically, what Tweetree does is to let you put your Twitter stream in a tree, to the effects of having a better representation of who is replying to what, and contextualize everything.

In addition to that, Tweetree pulls in a plethora of external contents such as YouTube videos and TwitPic or Flickr images, allowing you to quickly see them from the comfort of your stream. Further services that are supported and which can be accessed through a Tweetree stream include Seeesmic, FriendFeed and Blip.fm – that is, the social web as a whole.

More and more people are becoming attached to the concept of micro-blogging as time passes, and solutions such as this one can but broaden the scope even more, and make such a concept become even more widespread and accessible. As such, a visit to the site is advisable to every person who has at least a fleeting interest in the world of micro-blogging and its strands.

“Tweetree puts your Twitter stream in a tree so you can see the posts people are replying to in context. It also pulls in lots of external content like twitpic photos, youtube videos and more, so that you can see them right in your stream without having to click through every link your friends post.”

Those who are looking into ways of having a more structured micro-blogging experience are certain to appreciate the added convenience such a solution brings.

How can this service be furthered and expanded?