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It’s late in the evening, but the site appears to be running properly again. So here’s some quick links while I try and catch up:

Scott Rosenberg has an interesting post looking at whether Twitter could be improved as a link sharing tool in a way that could improve on social bookmarking site Delicious.

Nick O’Neil looks at the Future of Twitter: The Public Conversation Backbone, laying out some of the opportunities for the company/application.

Everything Twitter has spotted a new Windows client with advertising, Tweetybot.

David Krug has a suitable response to warnings that terrorists could utilise Twitter.

Leslie Madsen Brooks has a great post collating museums using Twitter.

And Twitterholics appears to have gone into overdrive over the last few days with Twitter applications. Some I’ve covered, but there are some new ones in the mix.