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" Trolling Facebook for your old prom date is so 2008. The hot new obsession among Web-savvy moms is TwitterMoms. &amp;quot;I go on three times a day,&amp;quot; says Bridget Smith, a 36-year-old mother of three who is one of the group&amp;#039;s 5,000-plus members. &amp;quot;Within minutes after I joined, I got a warm welcome from several other moms \u2014 it&amp;#039;s fun and addictive.&amp;quot; Twitter itself has millions of users, who post short &amp;quot;tweets&amp;quot; about what they&amp;#039;re up to. (The posts consist of up to 140 characters, or about 30 words.) When avid Twitterer Megan Calhoun realized that there were thousands of cool moms on Twitter who had no easy way to find one another, she came up with TwitterMoms, where you can join groups such as Twilight fans or firefighters&amp;#039; wives. &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s a vibrant community of moms who talk about everything, not just potty training,&amp;quot; says Smith. &amp;quot;A lot of the Web seems to be a series of monologues, but this creates real dialogue between moms.&amp;quot; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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