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(Unverified)Mar 29th 2010 3:35PM

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Hi DownloadSquad,

Thanks for kind write-up about TLISTS!

I want to take this opportunity to clear up any confusion regarding our site's application feature. It enables users to be discovered by Tweeters who share their interests. This feature actually operates as a simple @ mention; *in no case do we solicit or send email.*

By way of example: assume you’re the founder of an alternative energy firm, and you want to be included in Lists that focus on alternative energy news and clean tech. TLISTS search enables you to find these lists and apply to join them. The List’s curator will receive an @ message from you asking to be their List. They will then decide whether or not they want to let you join the List.

Here's a great example:

A tweeter named @hardaway applied to join a Huffington Post Health Care Reform list from tlists.com. Not only is she a frequent Health Care blogger, but she also a Huffington Post contributor. She tweeted: http://twitter.com/hardaway/status/11099185632

The Huffington Post responded by included @hardaway, thereby improving the quality of their list.

Thanks again and please feel free to send any questions to @TLISTS.

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