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DarkeSwordJun 12th 2008 1:20PM
How is this any different from http://twitterfeed.com/ which has been around for ages? :P
(Unverified)Jun 12th 2008 1:22PM
I believe the difference is that this service takes the formatting out of the Plurk posts so that they'll appear properly on Twitter without using any extra characters. The developer calls it "spice."