A big positive to using Twitter is being able to connect with people who share common interests. But it can also be overwhelming to be following hundreds or thousands of poeple, with a lot of them not offering the value you are looking for. It can also be critical that you know who might be following you without your realizing. That’s why we’ve introduced the “Non-Mutuals” feature of Twellow’s Friends and Followers tabs.

“Non-Mutuals” are just what the term implies: people who are not mutually following on Twitter. Whether these be people you follow who do not follow back, or people who follow you, but you are not following them, it is something you’d like to be aware of. And with our latest feature this is now possible on Twellow.

To access the Non-Mutuals lists simply click the “View Non-Mutuals” link at the top of your Friends or Followers list. Your list will then be narrowed down to those people you follow who do not follow you (for the Friends tab) or those people who are following you, but you don’t follow them (for the Followers tab). This way you can easily see poeple that aren’t following your vision, or people who’s vision you haven’t noticed but really should. To return to your main Friends or Followers list simply click the “View All Friends” or “View All Followers” links.

This new feature really is helping people to get a better experience from Twellow, and from Twitter as well. So go take a look and see if it doesn’t help you to make better choices about whom you are following.

Matthew Daines
Twellow Lead Developer

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