Robert Scoble and Louis Gray are all about Friendfeed and how you can actually have a “real” conversation. Dismissing Twitter as a conventional way to make conversation. Now in some ways I agree, but to an extent Twitter is a viable way to communicate with friends. One service though is bridging that gap between “real” conversation and tweets and its called Tiny Chat.

How Does It Work?

The home page of Tiny Chat is fairly straight forward.. no ads just a simple button that allows you to create a chat room. Once clicking on the button you simply wait a few seconds and you are given a Tiny Chat url to share with your Twitter friends. Once in to the room you are immediatly presented with the option to choose a nickname, with this comes two options.

1. You can simply enter in your Nickname

2. Or enter in your Twitter username/password. WARNING: There is really no valid reason for Tiny Chat to have your username/password. The only reason they ask for this information is to automatically tweet a message from your account asking your …

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