Shuush is "a web-based Twitter reader that displays updates from the people you follow to the frequency of their tweet." It aims to amplify the people who are generally to be heard and scale back those with frequent updates. It gives each user a level of volume between 1 and 11 and then uses their tweets according to. In short, Shuush is a creative way to block the noisy Twitter users so that you have more time to focus on the tweeters most calm which are often in the shadows.
To begin, all you have to do is click to "flick the switch." Then, you will notice that he tweets of all different sizes in your calendar.
As you probably already, the tweets of larger sizes are users who usually get drowned out by users too chatty. Similarly, the tweets from those users who are often are much smaller - some have even illegible.
In addition, when you move your mouse over the image any user avatar in your calendar, you'll see their Shuush volume level. Note: You can also see your own level in the upper right of the page.
A "11? is the highest level, you can have and this means that you are a Twitter user quite talkative." More you at this number, small your tweets will be in the timeline. A "1? is the lowest and means you tweet barely at all." More you at this number, your tweets will be in the timeline.
Volume level is calculated on the tweets how many per day, that a user was on average since coming to Twitter. Seeing that the levels of 10 and 11 are almost unreadable, you certainly want to strive for a level of 1 to 9.
Time is not something else, you can do in Shuush. Since it is just a reader, you can interact with the replies, DMs, or retweets.
Also, it appears to be a way to enlarge the tweets really small, unreadable. For all these hyperactive tweeters suffer because you miss what they say, but hey at least the outsiders will get some attention now, right?
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