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Look Out Quora, InboxQ Takes Q&A Off-Site And On To Twitter

As it becomes more difficult to find the answers you want on Google, using hashtags like #lazyweb to ask questions on Twitter has become some people’s recourse. Realizing this, Y Combinator company Answerly is announcing a product revamp today, going from a run of the mill Q&A site to something much more interesting. Their new product, InboxQ is a free browser plugin (right now only available on Chrome) that performs searches for questions on Twitter by keyword and other factors.
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Twitter Creation Date

Action shot! Twitter Creation Date is a new Google Chrome extension that displays the creation date of accounts on Twitter profiles. Jump over to the Chrome extension gallery and give it a try. Be sure to let me know what you think.
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Meet the Winners of Webmonkey’s Google I/O Giveaway

Winner: Intersect by Abraham Williams Williams came up with this cool extension for Chrome that shows additional information about a user’s followers on Twitter — in particular, it shows where you and another user’s social graphs overlap. Install the extension and visit somebody’s Twitter profile page. You’ll see additional grids loading below their stack of followers. You see which of your friends are also following that user, which friends you have in common and which followers you have in common. It’s an excellent social discovery tool for Twitter power users, and the best extension for Twitter’s stock web interface we’ve seen yet. Congrats, Abraham!
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