Chris,

This is a very very good idea!

Izz

P.S. found this page via twitter!

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This is great and it’s easy to use. hooray, once again for ya’ll! twitter’s really coming, even if we don’t know where it’s GOING! As I tweeted yesterday, I can’t believe such a small percentage of people are sending posts to twitter from your site. who knows what will come of it? so why not do something so easy!

very grateful!

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keep up the momentum. It is fascinating to watch how quickly private markets, i.e. ezine, respond at an increasing pace of relevance, while the country watches $750 billion bailout stalled and the price of the past 20 years of merge, consolidate and critical mass which has created “too big to fail”. Nice job to Ezines…Ezines and all the social websites may well play an important part of the nations reconnection to ethical relationships.

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Wow! Good thinking, Chris. Congrats. I think this is yet another excellent way to integrate EzineArticles with Twitter. Good job!

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Very neatly done Chris, great job…

Useful we can sort under different options too, and each person displayed has both their twitter page and ezinearticles page as links…

Look forward to seeing this evolve…

Dan

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This is a great idea but it does highlight the act that certain niche bloggers – myself included – fall between the cracks in the ezinearticles category listing.
My own field of expertise is primarily demolition, closely followed by construction; neither of which have their own categories.

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Mark,

We’ll address the needs of “people like you” :) in 2009 as we’re calling that “phase 2″ of our plans.

All,

Don’t know if you noticed the big jump in speed that happened mid-day? We had a breakthrough and it significantly increased the speed of this project.

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This is a super idea. I love the fact that we can integrate article writing into social media. very cool!

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Good idea– thanks for tweeting it.

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Thanks EzineArticles ! This makes my tweeting easier. I can now follow more people, knowing what type of tweets I will be reading.

Nicely done, as always!

Shirley Bass

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I love the list, but how is the list organized?

It would be great if the list could appear in alphabetical order, so I could search for specific individuals.

If it was alphabetical, perhaps with links at the top to names beginning with certain letters, I could skim through the list faster.

Great to see you moving forward.

Roger

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Chris, just playing around with this a little, it’s great you can search by Primary Category then Secondary Category, but the results are a bit misleading, as only the Author’s total articles in ALL categories are shown, and that’s what they’re sorted by.

So for a few different categories I tried, (Self Imp > Happiness, Self Imp > Creativity, Self Imp > Positive Attitude., Self Imp> Spirtuality…) Jeff Herring always came out top, because his total no of articles is huge.

So someone as prolific as Jeff could write one article in dozens of different categories and always come out top, or very near the top of the listings.

I love Jeff’s stuff buy the way, he’s just a good example because each of the few categories I was interested in he came out top! Maybe he’s just EVEN smarter than I already knew he was!

Thanks,

Dan

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1) We are going to change the categories into Alphabetical order as they are in no order at this time.

2) We already planned on only including the # of articles that the author has written in the specific category that you are viewing. The fact that it’s showing all of the authors articles in every category is a mistake on our part.

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Yeah- thanks Chris – I am still getting the hang of twitter, so yeah I’m all in favour of anything which helps to promote and spread the word. Thank You for bringing this to my attention. Be Blesed. What is the best way for me to integrate/connect twitter to writing articles???

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Ntathu,

Here’s how to connect your Twitter account with your EzineArticles account:
http://twitter.ezinearticles.com/howto/

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The article makes me remember the terrorist in Bombay. The newest story is spread by Twitter.
Let me try http://twitter.ezinearticles.com

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Wow, you are definitely correct in that about this Twitter thing and the incredible value it can bring to us all.

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Thanks Christopher,
It’s quite interesting on Twitter cuz I get the best food for thought from it. But it’s been quite annoying sorting out the # of Articles, Authors, & Categories.
cheers!

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