This is a picture of my Twitter account when I sign in.  The Twitter Lists Beta feature displays at the top of my account.  A little over a week ago I posted a brief story on the soon-to-launch Lists feature that Twitter had announced on their blog.  With Twitter lists, I can now organize my friends and followers into groups.  My plan is to begin organizing lists in a similar way that military bloggers are organized into Branches on Milblogging.com such as Frontlines, U.S. Army, U.S. Military Veteran, and U.S. Military Spouse. 

The Twitter Lists feature is in Beta, so I can't Tweet about it according to the little splash page up top (my bad, Twitter).  Thankfully a fellow twitter tweeted me after I had been tweeting about "Twitter Lists" since last night.  I can't say I really knew you weren't supposed to tweet about it...I mean, I can barely read a billboard, let alone text that's written in 3-point.  Because there's nothing more obvious than text this small.

Anyway, the lists are easy to setup and maintain.  Once you’ve created your lists, you can only organize people that follow you by clicking on the List icon then checking one or more List boxes.  Here’s an example: