Stuart McCroden ‏@McCroden Jun 28

@fredwilson I've come up with a better solution.. Just use "n//" with two slashes instead of one slash. Thoughts?

Daniel Graf ‏@danielgraf Jun 28

@fredwilson what happened to /8? hidden msg? ;)

prolificd ‏@prolificd Jun 28

@fredwilson EOTS can be a good way for apps to determine when to stop compiling. Or maybe when numbering ends.

Mike Krupit ‏@mkrupit Jun 28

@fredwilson though my experience is that, unless you're @fredwilson, perpetrators of #tweetstorm probably get a lot of unfollows.

Kevin Hillstrom ‏@minethatdata Jun 28

@fredwilson I have always replied to my own series (I reply to #2 with #3, to #3 with #4). That way, a reader can see every tweet.

Fred Wilson ‏@fredwilson Jun 28

@danielgraf first time doing this. Rookie error. I somehow failed to post /8. It was where I asked you and @dickc to productize #tweetstorms

Jeremy Justice ‏@jeremyjustice Jun 28

@fredwilson you’ve obviously never followed @tomiahonen. His storms repeatedly exceeded twitter limits, temporarily cutting him off. :-)

Lev Naginsky ‏@levnaginsky Jun 28

@fredwilson next time you Tweetstorm, reply to the previous Tweet so it's all threaded. Like this: https://twitter.com/pmarca/status/482583162355085312 …

Peter Malaczynski ‏@HaggleSearch Jun 28

@fredwilson Should tweet storms be posted in reverse?

Craig Engler ‏@craigengler Jun 28

@fredwilson Although coming in at the end of a tweet storm much later on can be really disorienting and very anti-tweet like.

Fred Wilson ‏@fredwilson Jun 28

@levnaginsky will do. Just learning how to do this

Peter Verrillo ‏@PeterVOrtho Jun 28

@fredwilson @danielgraf @dickc tweetstorms as a product makes so much sense. What I imagined Branch was supposed to be.

Steve Goldberg ‏@stevegol Jun 28

@fredwilson nice job -- written in read palindrome-style. Which is very elegant.

Jane Leonard ‏@Really_Useful Jun 28

@fredwilson @levnaginsky really enjoyed this conversation. Will watch out for your next #tweetstorm :)

Kirk Love ‏@kirklove Jun 28

@fredwilson they can also be annoying, jarring, spastic, and obnoxious. Like a loud person at a cocktail party #hater

Dan Kantor ‏@dankantor Jun 28

@fredwilson but where’s number 8?? What did we miss?? OMG. OMG!!

Arjun Ram ‏@arjunram Jun 28

@fredwilson you might want to use @davewiner's tool for producing tweet storms.

Greg Cox ‏@gregorysean Jun 28

@kirklove @fredwilson I also have an involuntary "loud person at a cocktail party" reaction, but that may be less of a factor over time.

Ken Schafer ‏@kenschafer Jun 28

@fredwilson @danielgraf @dickc /8 only available to those with paid Tweetstream Pro accounts.