Look out Twitter, there’s a new micro-blogging website in town. Tipdrop.com was created by John Ledger earlier this year, and it’s already gaining a lot of momentum. One of the main differences between the two is that Tipdrop allows you to use 255 characters with each message you post, rather than 140 as with Twitter.

Both blogging platforms use very similar layouts. They both use two columns with messages showing in the wider left-hand column, and the user’s information appearing in the narrower right-hand column. One thing I like about Tipdrop is that it allows you to include up to ten URL links as part of your profile. Those links appear in the right-hand column of your Tipdrop homepage and they are able to be seen by other members.

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