Is Your Neighbor On Twitter?

Wouldn't it be nice to find people in your own neighborhood who are on Twitter? One thing Twitter lacks is a good way to communicate with the locals. Twitterers are often wanting to get together in the physical world for business networking, or even just to hang out. Wouldn't this be a lot easier if you had some Twitter friends that were already close by?

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"TwellowHood is really all about bridging the gap between the immense world of social media, and the desire for people to find people close to home," Twellow Lead Developer Matthew Daines tells me. He also talks more about how it works www.twellow.com/twellowhood. This will display a map of the United States (for people outside of the U.S., other countries are coming soon so keep watching this blog. We haven’t forgotten you!). By placing your mouse over any particular state you’ll see the state name and a count of the users we’ve positively identified as being in that state. Clicking the state will zoom in to show you the top-ten cities for the state on the map, as well as a list of all cities that have users in them. The list of cities can be sorted by the number of people or alphabetically.

Twitterers seem to be enjoying TwellowHood