This is a guest post by Pradeep Chakraborty who is a full time blogger and Founder PC Mediaworks. If you are interested to guest post on this blog please check on the guidelines.
TwitGeek! What will these folks (or web developers) think of next?
I was quite amused to come across this site, which clearly states: TwittGeek is a Twitter application that automatically follows 200 targeted people based on keywords you write!
I haven’t tried it out though, as there’s a reason for me in being selective. I’ve basically decided only to follow web sites/industry associations that are of interest — or ‘of a technical nature’ — to me!
As a friend mentioned jokingly over chat to me — “I just added you on to my Twitter — love that you said that you are a ‘simple’ guy when your interests are so technical!” God bless this friend of mine! 
I find that ‘simple guy’ and my ‘interests being technical’ bit quite open to interpretation! 
I have another friend, who calls herself PR Chick! Funny names!! Recommended she change it to Ozbabe or something, since she hails from Australia.
Anyhow! I wonder, what will I encounter, if I do indeed sign up with TwitGeek! While it may automatically make me follow 200 people based on the keywords I type, I really don’t want to be following people having fancy names! At least, their names should be clear enough for me to understand! How will I know who’s say, BrokenMac, KillOpera, or even I Hate Windows??
Well, in case you are a geek, and wish to follow fellow geeks like you, TwitGeek is just meant for you! Best of luck Tweeple!
TwitGeek is a very useful service if you want to keep abreast of all the happenings in a industry. For me, twitter is more like a personal thingy to know more about my readers and clients apart from their business life
this post is very usefull thx!