Starcraft Twitter Feed

MountainGoat

United States507 Posts

July 19 2011 02:29 GMT

As I've gotten more into the Starcraft 2 scene I've found that Twitter is a pretty cool way to gauge how the big names and players are feeling about big news and events. Unfortunately, if I follow everyone associated with the Starcraft 2 scene it kind of makes a mess of my personal feed. To solve this I've put every player, organization, caster and other notable Starcraft 2 personality into one list. It's been a convenient way to see reactions and also get updates on tournaments from multiple perspectives.

I thought that anyone else that has a twitter might appreciate the list so I'm gonna post it here along with a couple of questions.

-Did I miss anyone important? Alternatively, is there anyone on that does not deserve it?

-Is it worth it to divide the list into separate lists such as Player/Caster/Organization?

-Should the twitter accounts that only post in Korean be included at all? (Perhaps put in another list)

Alright, hope that at least a few people find this useful.

EDIT: lol it probably helps to actually post the link
http://twitter.com/#!/mkwitzke/starcraft-2

p4NDemik

United States13896 Posts

July 19 2011 03:00 GMT

I'm not about to look through your list and dissect exactly where ours differ but I know I made one that has roughly 150 people on it. I'm pretty sure it has all of the korean pros that use twitter, outside of that it is probably missing some people in the foreign scene, but then again the line gets very sketchy in the foreign scene on who you may want to include and who might be too much of a fringe personality.

Edit: Whether you want to make more specific lists is totally up to you and how you think you would use them, but I know I decided against distinctions like you put up because of how frequently back-and-forths happen between all the different parties, be it casters/players/organizers/etc.

And again on the last part its totally up to you, your list!

MountainGoat

United States507 Posts

July 19 2011 03:13 GMT

On July 19 2011 12:00 p4NDemik wrote:
I'm not about to look through your list and dissect exactly where ours differ but I know I made one that has roughly 150 people on it. I'm pretty sure it has all of the korean pros that use twitter, outside of that it is probably missing some people in the foreign scene, but then again the line gets very sketchy in the foreign scene on who you may want to include and who might be too much of a fringe personality.

Edit: Whether you want to make more specific lists is totally up to you and how you think you would use them, but I know I decided against distinctions like you put up because of how frequently back-and-forths happen between all the different parties, be it casters/players/organizers/etc.

And again on the last part its totally up to you, your list!

Looks like you've already created something better than I have-- mine is only at about 100. Anyway I can check yours out and see who I'm missing out on?

p4NDemik

United States13896 Posts

July 19 2011 03:38 GMT

https://twitter.com/#!/p4NDemik/starcraft-2 Knock yourself out

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