Andrea Rosen.

I live and work in New York, New York. You can find me all over the internet, like here, here, or here.



Nice things people have said about me:



"You were deemed 'good to have around.'" -a coworker



"You look like you should be in a catalogue selling Brooklyn." -a roommate



"You think you're a lot funnier than you actually are." -an ex-boyfriend



"Don't put this in your blog." -my mother
September 23

Looks like it has something to do with the new retweet format...

tanya77:

This shithead, too

http://twitter.com/Gruber

He got the same letter.

UPDATE: The human waste just keeps on coming. Here’s another one: http://theryanking.com/. And another.

Some users are already seeing this new format, says Download Squad (your pal John Gruber is in there):

The new retweets seem to have already rolled out for certain power users. Although you might not see them on the web, they’re already showing up in some third-party Twitter clients. Until the new retweets are available to all users, they might look a little confusing, because they show up on the retweeter’s page, but appear to be posted by the original poster. 

It’s a little weird to see posts from users you don’t follow in the streams of users you do, but it will all become clear when this format is available on the web. That’s because, instead of “RT” in the body of the post, it will be marked as a retweet in a smaller font size underneath. Space-conscious tweeters should be happy to save those two extra characters, and third-party services will no longer have to put together hacky retweet support. 

One of the first users to get access to Project Retweet was Daring Fireball’s John Gruber. Visiting his page using some third-party Twitter clients should give you an idea of what the new feature looks like.

That said, I don’t like it either.