Hashtags are a pivotal part of Twitter. Every single person who moves beyond the newbie stages starts using them, and it is only logical – it doesn’t take long for the Twitterer to realize that his tweets might not reach the right ears if some measures are not taken in order to categorize them.
That is exactly what hashtags will allow him to do. And the role that this new website plays out is that of letting you figure out who is the one that originated this or that hashtag and created a trend in the process.
In that sense, it could be said that the site is a search portal that lets you execute searches both by hashtag and by user. The most popular hashtags are found within the main page, so that if you want to know what it is that occupies the thoughts of the social web you can figure that out at a glance.
Whenever you are visualizing any hashtag, you will be provided a reach map that will show you the outreach that the hashtag has on a Google Map. As they put it on the site, it is something akin to a visual overview of the coverage of tweets. In that way, the website will let you know not only what has been said and by whom, but also where.
HashParty.com In Their Own Words
“HashParty is a twitter hashtag explorer that reveals the “who” behind the “what”. Why? How many times have you checked out a hashtag trend and wondered who are these people?.With HashParty you can now see the “who” behind trending conferences, brands, and more. It’s all about tapping into the “who” behind hashtags, the people that tweet them, explore the social graph of the bigger conversation.
Hashtags are like man made tags, specific to bigger ideals, richer conversations, spanning whole events like conferences, memes and just about anything.
We’re used to searching and exploring the tweets but we’ve never really had a good look at the people behind the tweets- until now. People are the source-for inspiration today and tomorrow. Dive into the social graph and tap that inspiration.”
Why HashParty.com It Might Be A Killer
It will let anybody visualize trends on Twitter and track their evolution.
Some Questions About HashParty.com
In which ways could searches be refined? 
