How to Filter TweetDeck
TweetDeck, a social networking client for Twitter and Facebook, has a built-in filtering feature that allows you to filter out certain status updates. For instance, those who want to filter out Twitter updates, or tweets, that contain a certain word or phrase, like "Charlie Sheen," can enter that keyword into the "Global Filter," and updates containing that keyword or phrase won't show up in TweetDeck. You can learn how to filter in TweetDeck by following a few steps.
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Instructions
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Start the TweetDeck application.
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Click the wrench icon in the top-right corner of the screen to open the settings box.
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Open the "Global Filter" tab by clicking its link on the left side of the settings box.
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Enter users you'd like to filter out into the "From people:" field. If you want to filter out updates that contain certain words, enter those words into the "Containing words:" field. You can also filter by the source the update came from by entering the source name into the "From sources:" field.
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