Put all of the tweets from account x in class=”clearfix-y”, where x is the account number, and y is the background color which are linked together the same way you have the Twitter accounts associated with the colored boxes.
Then within the CSS, make multiple instances of clearfix-y which are the same as clearfix as it is now, but with an additional background color attribute.
2) Excellent!
3) Thanks!
4) Ooo, glad to hear it. It has gotten rid of the problem of replies showing up, however since my Twitter name is also willandbeyond, all tweets I post show there. If there is a way to have it only search the tweet, and not the tweeter’s name, that would be great.
5) Yeah, this seemed like the most long-term solution out of the 5, glad to hear that it’s in the works though.

1) It was difficult to figure the best way of “marking” the account that owns every tweet. After trying some other approaches, the little colored boxes legend was the less complex solution. Take into account that only one background color can be used, and you can have a tweet shared between multiple accounts (remember that we mix tweets timelines and remove duplicates).
2) We are preparing a filters system, so you can decide to view tweets from one single acccount, some of them or all together. It should be online this week.
3) We take note of this suggestion.
4) You’re absolutely right. We’re trying to solve it.
5) Another upcoming feature: user profiles at Splitweet. But we need to implement some more dependant features: follow and remove, users lists… You’ll have it online next week.

Happy Splitweeting!

Have you got a hold of Splitweet yet? They seem to be very active on Twitter.

In other news, I just heard about Brightkit.com from @Jen. It’s the same idea but it looks like they’ll be implementing a cost for adding additional profiles. The only difference from what I can tell from just looking at their site (haven’t registered yet) is that you can pre-schedule your tweets.

1) That little colored box doesn’t quite do it for me, I’d like be able to differentiate them by the background color; it would stand out much more.
2) Ability to view multiple accounts separately. If you have x accounts, there should x+1 tabs, 1 for each individual account, and one for them all together (the default tab).
3) Everything’s too big (font/spacing). Shrink it down, and also put more tweets per page.
4) For the brandname search, I’d like to search for ‘willandbeyond’ but not ‘@willandbeyond’, I can already see all of those tweets in my archive or replies.
5) When I click on someone’s name, it shouldn’t take me to the Twitter user page, there should be something implemented in Splitweet so I don’t have to bounce back and forth between sites.

All in all, a good start. I’m actually going to send this on to @splitweet and hopefully they’ll take some of this advice.

Thanks for the post (and remembering me!).