Making a book of Favorate Tweets
November 6, 2013 10:56 AM Subscribe
There used to be a service that took your stared tweets, and make them into a book. I can't find it now and it would be awesome for all the family stories and comments I've saved over the years...
So a few years ago me+cousins used twitter like crazy.... so many notable jokes and stories and wit; I Favorited all the ones that were unique and really stood out. Now, few years later as we are all spreading apart, I'd like to capture all that in a less ethereal, digital form.
Back then there was a service that took your favorite tweets and printed them into a book; which was perfect! But I can't find it anymore :'( Anyone know of it? or have any other suggestions for ways to print/physically keep Favorited twitter messages?
So a few years ago me+cousins used twitter like crazy.... so many notable jokes and stories and wit; I Favorited all the ones that were unique and really stood out. Now, few years later as we are all spreading apart, I'd like to capture all that in a less ethereal, digital form.
Back then there was a service that took your favorite tweets and printed them into a book; which was perfect! But I can't find it anymore :'( Anyone know of it? or have any other suggestions for ways to print/physically keep Favorited twitter messages?
Response by poster: Nope; doesn't isolate favorite tweets and doesn't print tweets from people who replied to you/who you replied to/who you favorated. It's interesting though, thanks for the link!
posted by rmathew1 at 1:23 PM on November 6, 2013
posted by rmathew1 at 1:23 PM on November 6, 2013
It sounds as if TweetBook handles favorites, and maybe Twournal does what you want with replies... perhaps you could just get two books instead of one? There are a few other Twitter-to-book services listed here.
posted by ManyLeggedCreature at 2:08 PM on November 6, 2013
posted by ManyLeggedCreature at 2:08 PM on November 6, 2013
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