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Tagal.us lets you set a hashtag definition via Twitter. users can vote on definitions and decide which best describes a particular hashtag. Tagalus (@tagalus) lets you use Twitter to get and set definitions. There are currently two commands that @tagalus understands: * Define: You can ask Tagalus to define a term for you. Example: @tagalus_user: @tagalus define ip4 @tagalus: @tagalus_user ip4 = Ignite Portland 4 - a "hipster event" according to KGW * Define ____ as: You can also set definitions using Twitter. Example: @tagalus_user: @tagalus define mynewtag as a new tag that describes everything about me @tagalus: @tagalus_user http://tagal.us/tag/mynewtag

follow cost measures how much people tweet. We use an absolute scale (average number of tweets per day) but also measure tweets in milliscobles, or 1/1000th of Robert Scoble's Twitter output. One milliscoble is defined as 1/1000th of the average daily Twitter status updates by Robert Scoble as of 10:09 CST September 25, 2008. At that time, Scoble had tweeted 14,319 times in 675 days, for an average tweets per day of 21.21. Thus, one milliscoble is defined as 0.02121 tweets per day.

This site can be basically defined as a "peculiar" social site that gives you the chance to send Tweets about your bathroom. Simple and clear, you just send messages about your bathroom and that is it.

user-editable encyclopedia for hashtags found on Twitter