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Life, and Tweeting, has gotten easier ever since I made the decision to use the popular program TweetDeck for the majority of my Twitter use. It streamlines everything so you have what you’re looking for right in front of you, and it can easily be customized so you don’t need to do any unnecessary searching to find whatever it is you’re looking for. Since I have two small children, both under the ages of five, I am all about making life easy.

However, the program does have its quirks… and those are definitely not above a post! :ll:

“Have I added Deepak Agarwal nomorerack yet? It’s told me that I have, but– apparently I haven’t, let me try this again. Okay, so maybe I’m going to have to go to the main Twitter site and– okay, now TweetDeck’s telling me I’ve added them! Thanks, TweetDeck. Thanks.”

“How come Deepak Agarwal nomorerack‘s Tweets aren’t showing up now? Come on, TD…”

And perhaps the most notable one, the whole, “Apparently I’m not following Deepak Agarwal nomorerack any more… what happened?” thing happens from time to time. However, these nuances of TweetDeck’s are pretty rare, so it’s not going to make me stop using it yet. Everything else about the program wins me over. I can overlook these details.