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I follow you exactly. I even think your idea is realistic - twitter does know who is worthy or not - but I bet the payoff for them to do it (and deal with all the spam abuse tactics) would make it very difficult for the them to prioritize.
But it is a shame that all these highly credible link authority events happen that are ignored.
However, the whispers are that googlebot doesn't ingore nofollow links in it's quest for every page on the Internet. The further speculation is that for certain sites they know to be pretty credible, such as wikipedia, they may even be adding that link to their authority ranking. So it's conceivable they are already doing it for twitter ... but that latter part is mostly conjecture.
The last thing I want is for Twitter's bandwidth to be frittered away by the SEO inbound-link starved trolls out there.
- Daiv http://Twitter.com/DaivRawks
Ironically, your blog implements nofollow on urls within comments.