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Twitter Stats gives you a graphical look into your twitter activity
Damon Cortesi was curious about his Twitter statistics. That is, since he had started using Twitter, who had he been talking to the most? When was he tweeting the most? And so on. He developed a sweet script that pulls down all your tweets and saves them into a comma separated file. Then his script runs some database kung-fu and produces some sweet graphs based on your twitter activity.
Best of all, you can run the script without giving up your Twitter password.
Best of all, you can run the script without giving up your Twitter password.
Curious about your twitter activity? Have a Mac? Then download his script and get busy creating your own graphs. We look forward to seeing the comments with your discoveries!
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thinkfloyd said 11:32AM on 1-02-2008
>>Have a Mac?
Anything similar for us windows users?
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Brad Kellett said 5:18AM on 1-03-2008
I've made a web version that uses the Google Charts API to make graphs, you can use it at http://bradkellett.com/twitter_stats.html