The 140 character limit in twitter can be viewed as a viture in that it forces use of condensed updates which gives room for huge number of posts to board the timeline in short periods. However, it also poses as a constraint when a rather elaborate expression is required in an update.  Tweet extenders and link shortners provide for some relief in this regard. 

 What I am proposing is that, we users can agree to use the “>” and “<” signs to denote that this update is related to a preceding or succeding post repectively. Once this has been established, application and browser developers will deifinately move to embede functions that bring togther recently related posts of a followee in one view.

To sight an example, assume that you come across this recent tweet of mine:

smdirar: <Thanks to God. Got all my followers back. What a freaking glitch.

Without the < sign you may not get what I am talking about. If you are an intimate and caring follower,

the sign will cause you to browse (manually for now) to my previous tweet:

smdirar: Is there a glitch or something? It says I have 0 followers

If you think this will make sense, so please tweet it for propagation.

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