If it’s a great way to visualize which tweets are attracting attention, some users have recently expressed interest in having their whole timeline displayed on Twitoaster (including “orphan” tweets that didn’t receive replies or retweets).

Because such a change represents quite a big move for Twitoaster, I’m introducing it through a private beta test.

The feature will be activated on demand, and only for a couple of users. If you join the beta test, all your Tweets will be displayed on your Twitoaster profile page, and you’ll have a new Display Filter option, giving you the choice between :

• All Tweets (default): Whole timeline.
• With Replies: Only Tweets that received at least 1 reply.
• With Retweets: Only Tweets that received at least 1 retweet.

If you want to see an example, take a look on Pmablog Twitoaster page. In the same way, you’ll see the Twitoaster widget he’s using on his Blog (in the right sidebar) is also displaying all tweets, and not only conversations.

Want to join the Beta Test? I’m looking for active Twitter users who would ideally have a blog to test both the Widget and their Twitoaster profile page. If you’re interested, please contact me on Twitter, my username is @rno. Thanks in advance for your help and suggestions :)

This Twitter Widget brings most of Twitoaster features to your website: conversations threading, statistics… And it allows your visitors to reply/tweet directly from it, without leaving your website (clicking on the little arrows in black).

Take a look on this screenshot (example for the NYT profile page). See the “Widget” yellow box on top-left?

Set the width and height you want for your Twitter Widget, and it will show you a preview.

Then, you simply have to copy/paste the embed code provided, and you’re all set! Here is a “live” example, embeding the NYT Twitter Widget on this post (300px by 450px):

Note a Google Gadget has also been released, so you can use this Twitter widget on your iGoogle, or on your Blogger hosted blog:

On all conversations – tracked in real time on Twitoaster – you’ll find a new purple button called “Embed Conversation”. Simply define the size of the widget and copy/paste the code in a blog post, a forum, a website, etc. That’s it! Your readers can now react and follow the Twitter conversation.

This embed feature can be very useful if you want to highlight your followers’ reactions to a question, show a Twitter survey results… Your readers will have the opportunity to react in real time via Twitter, directly from the widget, without leaving your website/blog.