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This website maps Tweets found using Twitter's search API, principally by geocoding the names listed in Twitter user profiles. Its results are flawed but fun.
- HTML5 this up for a phone
- Actually care about browsers other than Chrome.
- Add node backend
- Enable sign-in so that people can see who they follow, use straming API?
- Add learning mechanism for misplacced Tweets
- Handle limit breach better. Use POST and the error will work. (Much less of an issue with the new Twitter lookup API.)
- Get hand icon to work better when dragging pin.