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Twitter vs. Jaiku – and is “what we do?” the next big thing ?

So lately I have been Jaiku’ing away on my lovely N70, I really enjoy it a lot.

yesterday I found out that I could add my Twitter RSS feedto my Jaiku account

So both my contacts in both communities are covered – excellent…

I don’t know which one I would choose – I think Jaiku has the biggest potential – while twitter has the biggest hype and community. Jaiku is more open though – and more fun.. Especially since I uninstalled their client from my mobile and just sms my presence in…

But this could be the next big thing to blogging – actually I think it is…”what we do, thought in our heads -instant messages that people can’t stop reading because they are sms’ed to them instead of having them looked up on the internet or in a blog reader. Picture what you could use this for, in let’s say your microenvironment and establishing spontanious relations over mobile as well ? picture how attractive this is going to be to SPAM ?… but it’s so much more fun – I am enjoying it fully…

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  1. featurewise jaiku seems to have the edge, but there’s something about twitter’s minimalism that is appealing. plus, i can’t figure out if there’s a way to view someone else’s contacts on jaiku, whereas on twitter i can easily browse friends of friends of friends, etc.

  2. Henriette

    I don’t think there’s a way to view someone else’s contacts on jaiku – which makes it not as “browsable” as twitter… I would even go as far as to claim that it is a limitation for the community… and community is what rocks for me.. and also why I use Jaiku a lot…

  3. Henriette

    sorry – why I use twitter.. and sweet little applications such as twitterrific is helping out twitter a lot

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  5. I have no idea what twitter or jaiku is
    It is like a disorienting jargon
    it captivates and swallows me

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