As we noted last night, Twitter has significantly expanded the rollout of its new “Lists” feature over the past day or so.
The feature looks to accomplish a couple different goals: for one, it lets you organize the people you follow into groups – for example “co-workers,” “social media experts,” or “celebrities” – serving as a filter of sorts for tracking updates. This is similar to the functionality already available in clients like TweetDeck or Seesmic.
Additionally, and perhaps more exciting, it’s a way to discover new users by exploring the lists that others have created. However, the only way to find these currently is going profile-by-profile or looking at the lists you’re already on (assuming you have the feature enabled).
In the future, perhaps Twitter will build a “most followed lists” feature or something similar to help you find Lists, but for now, we figured we’d open up our comment section to let you share the lists you’ve created and discover those created by other Mashable readers.
So, drop some links to your lists along with a brief description in the comments! One thing to note – if you don’t yet have lists enabled, you won’t be able to see any of them (sorry), but we’ll continue to reference this post in the future.
Source:
http://mashable.com/2009/10/29/twitter-lists-share/
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