Feel, Act, Make sense • Sen.se Use PHP to build a Twitter-like system on your site If you've been paying any attention at all, you know that Twitter is one of the biggest sensations in the Web 2.0 world. For those who don't know, Twitter (a service available at Twitter.com) is a simple microblogging service that allows users to make posts (called tweets) of up to 140 characters that answer the question "What are you doing now?" Users can follow people they find interesting and have followers of their own. A quick glance at any single Twitter account reveals that users typically produce tweets on a wide variety of subject matter, from the everyday (for example, "I'm having a sandwich") to the more sublime. There are lots of folks who have taken to Twitter and have made an art form out of the super-condensed format, even having conversations with other users (by directing their remarks to @user, for example). Many other sites and services, such as LinkedIn and Facebook, now allow their users to update their current status in a decidedly Twitter-like way. Listing 1. <?
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