So Squidoo, the website where you can create interactive information pages, or lenses, is launching its own solution, Twttrlist, which lets you create a Squidoo lens that compiles tweets based on subject.
Making a Twttrlist is relatively simple:
1. Start by searching a username, hashtag, or keyword and find tweets.
2. Pick out the tweets you like and add them to your Twttrlist.
3. Authorize Squidoo to access your Twitter account (via Oauth - no password required), pick a category, title it, pick a vanity URL, and poof!...the Twttrlist is created.
Although really simple, it's a great way to create a mosaic of Tweets, to promote a hashtag, compile the best tweets about an event, or even promote yourself on Twitter. It also comes with the ability to reply or retweet individual tweets, as well as share the entire Twttrlist page.
For instance - I've started a Twttrlist of interesting replies to @mashable - you can suggest more Tweets at the bottom of the list and if I like the suggestions, I'll add them.
The above might not be particularly useful, however, so I've also created a more detailed example from the #wisdomwed hashtag, in which people share nuggets of wisdom on Twitter every Wednesday. Under the screenshot is also a list of some other interesting Twttrlists to check out.
Some recommended Twttrlists