easily delete posts that you have already read, to clear the newspaper of irrelevant items.

change the title and on the page when a new version of the newpaper is generated.

I use an Android phone (i.e. Webkit browser, so would work on the iphone too).

I'd really like to be able to read the twittertimes without horizontal scrolling.

it should be possible to enable/disable own followings for this newpaper.

the ability to merge multiple user newspaper into one group newspaper, something like twitter groups.

Why can't I delete/deactivate my account?

(I've been put off the product by the lack of control I have over announcement tweets displaying my @tag - I'd like to disable this as I'm now creating spam tweets which I'm against.)

This would be especially useful for people (esp media orgs or just brands) who want to understand better what their followers read & want more of.

Interested are there more people who would also agree to pay for TwitterTim.es iPhone app?

I see "posted by friends: cDima (1)" --- which is me. I already posted a link to the specific site/image/short url.

My newspaper contains nothing from the people I follow. I'm confused how this is to benefit me. And it seems Mashable are always in every newspaper I make. I'm wondering why they are always there in the what's hot.

I like the shiny graphics and coloers of the new website, but is there a way to get the old, vertical scrolling, website back?

Why? I can skim text while it scrolls vertically (at constant speed) but not while it scrolles horizontally—so with the new UX reading speed and usability have not just dropped but are outright broken.

Basically, the new website is totally unusable for quick skimming of headlines!

There is no coherence showing tweets of the 1800+ people I follow. Only makes sense if it has coherence and reflects my content strategy. Then I would want to show it to people. And it would be really nice if I could brand it.

Paper still not updating daily, and not tweeting top stories correctly

A good example is the PC/Mac application "Destroy Twitter", it's very easy to create a theme, change the colors, ...

I'd love to get a delivery to my kindle each morning with the contents of my twittertimes. Possibly a partnership with Instapaper or kindlefeeder?

Flipboard is a nice app for iPad to access info. It would be Nice to have twitertimes in it.

Boxes, columns etc. Have a user defined layout (like myspace 2.0) Decide what list(s) will populate those boxes. Lists would take this idea WAY beyond the limited aspect of just using those you follow.

This is a great RSS reader based on magazine format. You can select your favorite sources, clear/show as read/unread, star favorite posts, share, change layouts. It pulls from google reader. If you could achieve something closer to this via twitter I and many more would be hooked! And leave the so, so tweetdecks/seesmics/brizly behind.