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"Twitter has just made it a lot easier to find other users with the integration of people within search results.\nTwitter has had people search for years now \u2014 it's a useful tool to find friend or brands that you might want to follow.  However, it's relatively obscure, as it has never been part of Twitter's main search feature.\nMany users have been noticing a new feature when they search for people on Twitter.com, though.  Now when you perform a search that involves prominent people or brands (e.g. John Mayer or Mashable), the top three name results will appear, complete with the option to view other name results.\nIt isn't perfect, though: when I performed a vanity search for my name, the second result was a fake account \u2014 while relevant, it's definitely not me.  The \"Verified\" checkmark eliminates confusion on some searches, however. \nThe feature was built by Twitter engineer Adrien Cahen and designed by Twitter Interaction Designer Nancy Broden.  We have to say, we think they did a good job: it's a simple, seamless and long-overdue integration of people search and Twitter search.  Our major gripe is that it's still not available on search.twitter.com yet.  Hopefully that will change very soon."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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