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Comment author: Alex_Altair 22 June 2012 04:36:32PM 4 points [-]

I wish there was a "subscribe to all" button.

Comment author: wmorgan 22 June 2012 06:53:46PM *  11 points [-]

The Twitter devs vetoed that idea back in 2009 -- too much spam potential. Here's my 5-minute effort anyway:

http://www.wmorgan.net/lw_twitter.html

I don't have a Twitter account so the page isn't tested, but it looks like it works -- give it a second to load, though.

Edit: The following JavaScript will turn all Twitter links on this page into follow links. Couldn't figure out how to make a bookmarklet in markdown:

jQuery('a[href*="twitter.com"]')
.addClass("twitter-follow-button");
jQuery(document.createElement("script"))
.attr({"id": "twitter-wjs", "src": "//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js"})
.appendTo("head");
Comment author: Grognor 20 July 2012 05:00:25AM *  2 points [-]

After the addition I just made, my list contains 58 items, and yours contains 47. If you feel like updating. (Also, I removed one, because William Eden deleted one of his accounts.)

Comment author: Paulovsk 25 June 2012 09:15:13PM *  2 points [-]

Step by step:

  1. Open your chrome browser and press F12
  2. Click on 'Scripts'
  3. Down corner on the left, Click in the icon to "show console"
  4. Paste the code and press enter. The page will seem to reload and the magic will happen.

By the way, thanks for the code

Comment author: Alex_Altair 22 June 2012 08:11:04PM 1 point [-]

That was ridiculously helpful. Everybody; this works.

Comment author: pjeby 22 June 2012 08:38:10PM 8 points [-]

There is, sort of. You can create a list of people, and then other people can follow that list as a group. If people are added to the list later, you'll end up following them as well.

So, you could create a global LW list and various local LW lists, if you wanted.

Comment author: Caspian 14 October 2012 09:18:07AM 1 point [-]

Looks like you can't include yourself in a list.

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