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Cesar H Castro Jr replied on May 27, 2008 00:52 to the question "Is being down the new IT thing to do?" in Ma.gnolia:

Quick question Larry, Is the API taking alot of the server load. I'm just asking because it seems to be a trend with network applications that have API's lately.

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lhalff replied on May 26, 2008 18:47 to the question "Is being down the new IT thing to do?" in Ma.gnolia:

Hi Ceaser, we are constantly facing growing pains and how to scale certain parts of our service. We've always tried to be as transparent about this as possible, and know that we especially have problems with site wide tags. If there's other issues you've encountered, we'd like to hear the specifics.

However, I'd also suggest you read this: http://www.ccpact.com/. We think it represents the best way for customers and companies to work together to help improve their services.

Standard Society asked a question in Ma.gnolia on May 25, 2008 12:12:

Is being down the new IT thing to do?

What's up with the down sections of Ma.gnolia? Are they growing pains or bad server issues?

Thomas Knoll replied on April 18, 2008 23:59 to the discussion "Is Adult Content / Voyeurism good for Seesmic" in Seesmic:

Stated much better bear, thank you!

bear replied on April 18, 2008 23:19 to the discussion "Is Adult Content / Voyeurism good for Seesmic" in Seesmic:

We had one person who posted content that was clearly pornographic and against the TOS that was listed.

The content was removed and the account flagged - so the person would have to contact us to get it active again.

The goal is to have private videos and also a Group feature. This will allow people to find and enjoy other people while offering a virtual "screen" for those who do not want to see any of that.

A comment on the discussion "Is Adult Content / Voyeurism good for Seesmic" in Seesmic:

Yes we did it ONCE, during SXSW, a guy posted ten pr0n videos... we deleted the videos and the account. – Thomas Knoll, on April 18, 2008 17:38

Fernando replied on April 18, 2008 14:14 to the discussion "Is Adult Content / Voyeurism good for Seesmic" in Seesmic:

Thomas, just out of curiosity, has there been a situation already where you had to remove someone's post for being offensive?

A comment on the discussion "Is Adult Content / Voyeurism good for Seesmic" in Seesmic:

I don't personally know what is people's private posts, I just know that we moderate nudity in public posts. – Thomas Knoll, on April 17, 2008 15:11

A comment on the discussion "Is Adult Content / Voyeurism good for Seesmic" in Seesmic:

still haven't answered my first question? – Standard Society, on April 17, 2008 15:02

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dydimustk replied on April 17, 2008 12:30 to the discussion "Is Adult Content / Voyeurism good for Seesmic" in Seesmic:

Our seesmic community guidelines address this issue rather clearly. In particular:

Don’t show nudity in public posts.
This is pretty simple. Keep your clothes on in posts that are accessible to the general community.

and

Don’t break the law
If you upload content that is illegal or prohibited by law, your account will be terminated. In this case we will also have to take appropriate action, which may include reporting you to the authorities.

Fernando replied on April 17, 2008 11:45 to the discussion "Is Adult Content / Voyeurism good for Seesmic" in Seesmic:

I guess this will always be an issue in times of user-generated content. You let people upload whatever they want, and they will do just that - and occasionally this will include things other people might not be happy to see. Ning (http://ning.com) had problems with this, and I believe Marc Andreessen dealt with it very nicely - read his post at http://blog.pmarca.com/2008/01/porn-n... . I expect Loic and the rest of the staff, who seem to be smart people, will also be as reasonable as that.

Standard Society started a conversation in Seesmic on April 17, 2008 11:21:

Is Adult Content / Voyeurism good for Seesmic

Is there an 18+ Adult section hiding within Seesmic?

How does Seesmic handle Adult Content / Voyeurism posted on its system?

Standard Society replied on March 17, 2008 17:06 to the problem "Does the Block Person function work?" in Ma.gnolia:

You may not like her bookmarks but those are CuteyCathe personal bookmarks. I don't see a reason why they would effect anyone.

Has Cuteycathe added you as a contact and spammed you directly with her bookmarks?

forteller replied on March 17, 2008 16:09 to the problem "Does the Block Person function work?" in Ma.gnolia:

I don't know, I just find it very likely. Because "she" added me as a contact, and because a look at "her" bookmarks makes me suspicious:
http://ma.gnolia.com/people/cuteycath...

Standard Society replied on March 17, 2008 00:55 to the problem "Does the Block Person function work?" in Ma.gnolia:

How do you know they're spammers?

Are they spamming your group with non-relevant bookmarks or did someone create an account but haven't added any bookmarks to there profile yet?

Standard Society replied on March 17, 2008 00:51 to the question "How do I move my bookmarks to Ma.gnolia?" in Ma.gnolia:

Depending on what bookmarking service you're using, look for the export bookmarks options.

Once you have your bookmarks exported and saved on your hard drive. Head over to Ma.gnolia > Help > Import ____ and follow the instructions.

Hope that helped.

Standard Society started following the question "How do I move my bookmarks to Ma.gnolia?" in Ma.gnolia.