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Echo my bkkeepr entries back to my twitter stream
Suggestion: Echo my bkkeepr entries back to my twitter stream. I'd love to have my twitter followers see what I start/finish/quote, not necessarily what page I'm on I guess though.
But it seems a social networking shame that I have to go out to the bkkeepr site and search for my own updates. And putting the updates on my blog/site doesn't really help all that much. if you let me updae via twitter, why not also translate that back into twitter and post to my stream
But it seems a social networking shame that I have to go out to the bkkeepr site and search for my own updates. And putting the updates on my blog/site doesn't really help all that much. if you let me updae via twitter, why not also translate that back into twitter and post to my stream
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> I already do this by using TwitterFeed to feed my bkkeepr RSS back in to Twitter.
That's a rather good idea. I might suggest that to people :)
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Inappropriate?Hey - I like this idea, but there are a couple of issues with it.
Firstly, with Twitter's current woes, the API request limit is way down, and implementing this would double bkkeepr's API calls - which may then go over-limit. This isn't terminal though.
What's more difficult is that what you describe - basically, bkkeepr making tweets in your name - would require you handing over your Twitter login details to bkkeepr. This is not a responsibility we really want to take on. I alos don't think you should have to hand over your username and password without a very good reason, and I don't think quite justifies it.
It goes on the ideas pile though ;)
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Inappropriate?I actually came here to post this same idea, so it gets my vote.
I am not a coder, but it sounds like something that a greasemonkey twitter script can handle. -
Inappropriate?hard to do, but interesting; imagine sticking a cover photo there, too. ...via twitpic? just doodles... :)
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Inappropriate?I already do this by using TwitterFeed to feed my bkkeepr RSS back in to Twitter. -
Inappropriate?> I already do this by using TwitterFeed to feed my bkkeepr RSS back in to Twitter.
That's a rather good idea. I might suggest that to people :)
I’m impressed
The company thinks
this is one of the best points
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Inappropriate?I've tried the TwitterFeed solution, but because of the format of the RSS feed from the page the tweet that gets posted ends up looking a little strange (see http://twitter.com/OffBeatMammal/stat... for example - the title is duplicated)
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Inappropriate?When you create a new feed in twitterfeed, it gives you the option to include the title & description, or just the description. Do the latter, and you should be fine (see screenshot).
I’m confident it will work...
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d'oh, looks like I missed that! Have changed the setting and will see what happens next time - thanks
![James [bkkeepr]](http://2.static.getsatisfaction.com/uploaded_images/0224/8647/bkkeepr-200_medium.jpg)
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