Comments on: Chlorine for the “Cesspool:” Why Google, Microsoft, and Yahoo Will Battle to Win Twitter

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By: Phil Baumann

Phil Baumann — Wed, 27 May 2009 15:51:19 +0000

Found this post on FriendFeed.

As it is now, Search.Twitter isn’t nearly as powerful as it could be. Will Twitter evolve their own TweetRank algorithm, I don’t know. Perhaps it will take an acquisition for that to happen.

It’s still not clear who will win the status race: FriendFeed isn’t very mainstream but it does appear to capture metadata well and its search is more pliant than Twitter’s right now.

The comments above about spam are important for Twitter to take note. Twitter would certainly be a more attractive acquisition if it dealt more effectively with spam. Spam will always be a never-ending problem and I suspect that the so-called real-time web will be a never-ending stream of challenges and opportunities.

Chlorine for the cesspool: yes, please, can we have some already?

By: Mark Essel

Mark Essel — Wed, 27 May 2009 10:26:50 +0000

Couldn’t agree more with you Mr. Broback. I believe many heavy users of web, search and social media have seen powerful advantages of human scoured and filtered pages (digg, stumbleupon, reddit, etc) with commentary/metatags.
This is a wonderful opportunity for a smaller search engine to gain massive strides on Google. Friendfeed search is pretty fantastic, and they do much more than search.

By: Shane McCallum

Shane McCallum — Tue, 26 May 2009 17:59:50 +0000

I couldn’t agree more with Philippe, Twitter is chock full of spam and “gaming”. I have used StackOverflow and I like Dan’s idea, though the algorithm would have to be something truly special for it to work on such a massive, and diverse, populace of users.

Thanks to Steve for his article, since before this I wasn’t really sure I understood why the big 3 were so interested in Twitter. BTW I found this post via a tweet.

By: Dan Parsons

Dan Parsons — Tue, 26 May 2009 17:31:17 +0000

The spam issue on twitter is getting very serious indeed. I believe the first step toward a solution will be a reputation score based system similar to that in place on stackoverflow.com. One’s ability to follow masses of people on twitter needs to be in proportion to their reputation score, and there needs to be some non-trivial algorithm based on legitimate forms of participation over time.