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One of the best things about Twitter is the way that it allows content and information to spread quickly across the network from person

TweetMeme, which powers retweeting capabilities on lots of blogs including this one, is looking to bring the functionality to another important area of websites: the comments section.

As Twitter and its 140 character limit has skyrocketed to popularity, another type of service rode grew exponentially as well: URL shorteners.

While it’s true that you can access the web almost anywhere, especially if you have a mobile smartphone, there are times where you could have no Internet access – i.e. your phone dies on a road trip.