Just a few weeks ago, one of the biggest changes to hit Twitter was launched: Twitter Lists. The feature has permeated every corner of Twitter, allowing you to curate lists of Twitter users that others can follow.
Now Twitter is rolling out improvements to its Lists feature, starting with one that many Twitter users have been asking for: descriptions. Before, only the title of your list indicated what it was about. However, the microblogging startup has rolled out a solution. When you go to edit any list, you will find a new field, Description, that allows you to describe the list you have created in 100 characters or less.
It's a small addition, but a good one nonetheless. If you're still struggling with getting started, here is our list ofways to use Twitter Lists.