User profiles = grouping commands + modes
allow users to create a profile then create groups of commands for situations where they may be subscribed to multiple services.
I know that aggregators like friendfeed are attempting to address this but ubiquity could offer the framework to post to multiple services in one easy step via a common verb? (i hate grammar). For Example...
status this sharing idea on getsatisfaction ubiquitygroup
if the user grouped the commands for twitter, facebook status (when it arrives) and any other service that offers status updating in the api under the command "status" then it could remove the hassle of updating each one.
Further, the user could set their mode to work, or home, and group commands differently.
too hard?
I know that aggregators like friendfeed are attempting to address this but ubiquity could offer the framework to post to multiple services in one easy step via a common verb? (i hate grammar). For Example...
status this sharing idea on getsatisfaction ubiquitygroup
if the user grouped the commands for twitter, facebook status (when it arrives) and any other service that offers status updating in the api under the command "status" then it could remove the hassle of updating each one.
Further, the user could set their mode to work, or home, and group commands differently.
too hard?
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The company has this in progress.
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Inappropriate?Actually it's pretty easy to implement. We just need a status command that will call all the other commands like twitter and facebook status (do we have one yet?).
I’m excited
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Inappropriate?Find commands from http://wiki.mozilla.org/Labs/Ubiquity... and chain commands using this method - http://foyrek.com/chain.html
Ubiquity itself will support this soon. http://jonoscript.wordpress.com/2008/...
I’m excited
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