Do you wish there were an instant way of figuring out if any new friendship that you strike up on Twitter has a background that is worth exploring? More precisely, do you ever wonder if that new/prospective follower is already following any of your other friends on the micro-blogging powerhouse? This site will suit you like a glove, then, as it will let you input your username along with that of the person you want to know more about, and be presented with mutuality results right on the spot. You can then weight them up and determine if that person could have something to add to your Twitter experience besides being a mere digit on your followers’ count.
This is a concise service above all, and that is all the more evident if you visit the site. The design is incredibly pedestrian, and while I am not asking for a fully-featured website the fact remains that at least some added information would not go amiss. The site does not even include an “About” page, in fact. That does not get in the way of how usable the site is, but then again it gets in the perception people can have of the site.
MutualTweeps.com In Their Own Words
“Have a new follower? Want to see if you have a mutual friend to see how they might know you? Just input your username and theirs, and we will find all the friends you have in common.”
Why MutualTweeps.com It Might Be A Killer
The site stands as a very direct way for anybody to figure out who is who in the micro-blogging universe.
Some Questions About MutualTweeps.com
How can the site become more appealing from a structural point of view? What should be added first? 
