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Timeout - Provide a way to temporarily hide ('mute') a person you're following
I think a lot of people would like a "mute" button to temporarily hide people they follow. I don't want to have to unfollow and refollow people who are temporarily overtweeting...
There's already a similar suggestion for the iPhone version, but I would love to see this in both the iPhone and the Mac versions of Tweetie.
There's already a similar suggestion for the iPhone version, but I would love to see this in both the iPhone and the Mac versions of Tweetie.
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Inappropriate?I'd love a silent squelch/hide feature that you could activate for a certain length of time (days/hours/etc). You'd still get the messages, but they wouldn't show til the time expired or the squelch was cancelled, at which time they'd reappear -- ideally either from that time forward or older tweets would appear as if never hidden.
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this is one of the best points
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Inappropriate?I want this feature perhaps more than ANYTHING ELSE on the internet. Really.
I’m frustrated
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Inappropriate?I love the idea of either this option or being able to "group" people together. I honestly don't care which one wins I just want -one- of those two to be implemented. When I'm out and about on the iPhone I don't need to see -everything-
I’m hopeful
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Inappropriate?This would definitely beat temporary unfollows. -
Inappropriate?This would be a great idea. I am following some great ppl but on Idol nights (for example), that is ALL THEY TWEET ABOUT and I honestly don't care nor do I need tweet after tweet coming through about it.
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Inappropriate?'Timeout' has been requested by nearly every twitter user ever. And I think nearly every twitter developer, including Loren, have given thought to it.
There are a few issues at hand that might complicate things, but in general, we'd like to have such an option to. So I guess, consider it on our drawing board, but not yet on the eminent features list.
