The "everyone" tab (and the survey)
And following on from yesterdays post: we've made another minor change to the web UI. If you log in, you'll find a new tab is available - the "everyone" tab.
The "everyone" tab is basically what we referred to previously as the public timeline. We've moved it down to sit next to your other tabs so that you can keep track of what everyone else on Twitter is saying, making it easier for you to find other interesting people to follow, as well as giving you access to the public timeline without taking you away from your ability to create an update or your sidebar.
You may also have noticed that we briefly had a link to a simple survey where we asked you what you thought about Twitter. We've taken it down now as it's fair to say we were inundated with responses! Thanks to everyone who took part, and we'll try to share the results soon.
posted by @Ben Fullerton at 5:18 PM
5 Comments:
Excellent step towards better usability. Makes total sense to have it there. Love it.
@matthewwanderer
For what it's worth, I'm not overly thrilled with the new prominence of the "Everyone" tab. It's like a super-duper firehose, only 100 times more powerful, especially when you can't read many of the tweets because of Twitter's worldwide, multi-lingual reach. Just my opinion, however; I'm sure that there are those who love the abundant variety on the "Everyone" tab.
maybe you need to make this change very apparent. i was going round in circles myself.
Does anyone comment here?
The Everyone-Tab is useless, it's too much. please regionalize it (twitters around my location).
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