So much happens on Twitter (and at such a speed) that it is all but impossible to keep track of how did an argument or discussion begin unless you are willing to go back and visit one profile after the other until you have pieced everything together. It is a laborious process, and one that gets boring pretty quick.
Enter Chirpstory. At its core, it is a web service that will let you take all the tweets that are connected with any single incident, and concatenate them together until the full story is told.
And the scope of this service is actually much larger than merely telling stories involving you and/or your friends. For example, all the tweets by people who have attended the same event (IE, a show) can be aggregated, and the same goes for the tweets of reporters that are all covering the same story.
In short: all the different views that are consigned on Twitter when it comes to just anything can be coalesced, and presented in a way that is logical and sure to be enjoyed by anybody. This is an interesting service, and one of the most accurate ways in which you will get to know what it was like at any multitudinous event that you wanted to attend but ended up missing.
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It will let you get a single story from as many angles as twitterers were involved.
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What other uses can this have? 
