Developer Push Twitterspirit: Set expiration for push text

The Sina Science and technology news Beijing time September 2 Evening message, Twitter former developer Piaire Leglin (Pierre Legrain) launched a service called Twitterspirit in Monday, allowing users to set an expiration date for their tweets (Twitter messages posted). Twitterspirit is now on line (http://twitterspirit.com/), the equivalent of the Twitter version of Snapchat, simply through a simple hashtag (tag), users can set an expiration date for their tweets. Snapchat is a photo-sharing application founded by two Stanford college students, unlike Instagram, Snapchat's photos are opened for a few seconds before disappearing, the so-called "Burn after reading". The Snapchat was quickly favored by consumers and investors, now valued at $800 million trillion. While Twitter currently allows users to delete tweets, Twitterspirit gives users greater and more flexible control. For example, simply by using a simple label, #1m (one minute), 6h (6 hours), or #2y (2 years), you can determine how long a push text will be. Leglin, who served on Twitter from June 2010 to April 2011, was involved in the development of message promotion (promoted Tweets), trend Promotion (promoted Trends), account promotion (promoted Accounts) and analytics products. (Li Ming)