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Early Twitter Interface Sketch

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The always inspiring PSFK blog points us to this early sketch that shows the genesis of what is now Twitter (down time is never an issue on the sketch pad).

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Early Twitter Interface Sketch

Tuesday July 22, 2008 by Howard Mann

The always inspiring PSFK blog points us to this early sketch that shows the genesis of what is now Twitter (down time is never an issue on the sketch pad).

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