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chrisnixon started following the idea "Just an idea..." in anywhere.fm.

Sean replied on August 04, 2008 16:41 to the question "Gunk in front of my message" in Ping.fm:

Could you e-mail me the exact text so I can filter it out of the incoming mail messages?

Thanks,

sean a ping d fm

chrisnixon asked a question in Ping.fm on August 04, 2008 11:30:

Gunk in front of my message

I sometimes get:

Vodafone MMS-to-Email Service

You have received a message from mobile number +4477717*****

Subject: You have received a new message

In front of an email message from my phone. But not every time.

Sean replied on July 16, 2008 02:43 to the problem "Friendfeed support seems to have stopped working" in Ping.fm:

Yeah it's back and working.

Alec Clews replied on July 15, 2008 06:43 to the problem "Friendfeed support seems to have stopped working" in Ping.fm:

Well it's been working for 4 days non-stop so I guess the throttle has been raised. Kewl.

Many thanks.

Jeremy replied on July 13, 2008 14:58 to the problem "I get an internal server error when adding people as friends." in Flickchart:

James & Mark,

There actually is a notification, although it's admittedly very subtle and not too clear. When you request to be someone's friend, you will see that "Pending" status on their profile page, as you mentioned. The other user will get an alert on their profile page (in the block right below your user info, on the left). Clicking on that alert link will yield an ugly little page that will let you accept the friend request.

Functionally it works, but intuitive and elegant it's not. We're going to be working some kinks out of the alert system in general, and the friend requests in particular, in the near future.

Mark Trapp replied on July 11, 2008 20:24 to the problem "I get an internal server error when adding people as friends." in Flickchart:

I experience the same thing. James asked to be my friend, but I had to navigate to his profile page to find that out. It'd be nice to get an email or a pending friend request page.

James Ferguson replied on July 11, 2008 20:19 to the problem "I get an internal server error when adding people as friends." in Flickchart:

I tried adding a few people as friends, but no one received a notification. Are they notified by email or through the site?

Alec Clews replied on July 10, 2008 23:37 to the problem "Friendfeed support seems to have stopped working" in Ping.fm:

I notice friendfeed is now working again. Has the throttle issue been resolved or is it just temporary until the limit is exceeded again?

Thanks

Jeremy replied on July 10, 2008 08:57 to the problem "I get an internal server error when adding people as friends." in Flickchart:

This was also fixed in the newest build. Go ahead and give this a shot, and let us know if you still have any problems.

chrisnixon started following the problem "Friendfeed support seems to have stopped working" in Ping.fm.

A comment on the question "Same film appearing twice in my chart" in Flickchart:

The 1935 version is on the chart now, but it still includes a video from the 2001 version as a trailer! – chrisjobling, on July 09, 2008 16:34

chrisnixon reported a problem in Flickchart on July 04, 2008 22:08:

I Can't Vote Against A Certain Movie

I get a server error every time I vote against Jackie Brown...as a result it's stuck at No. 3 in my chart. I love it, but not that much.

chrisnixon started following the question "Same film appearing twice in my chart" in Flickchart.

chrisnixon replied on July 04, 2008 22:04 to the question "Same film appearing twice in my chart" in Flickchart:

I have a similar problem. The Queen is showing up twice for me.

chrisnixon started following the idea "Remove "Haven't Seen" for Previously Ranked Movies" in Flickchart.

chrisnixon started following the problem "I get an internal server error when adding people as friends." in Flickchart.

Thomas Knoll replied on June 10, 2008 21:33 to the question "white or black ???" in Seesmic:

Currently we two interfaces to Seesmic: a flex version (black) and an ajax version (white). The black version has all the features and settings. The white version is used for standalone video links, so most people arrive there by clicking on a link sent by a friend or in an email. Essentially, the black site offers more functionality, and the white site loads faster and was easier for people who could not login to Seesmic.

We are working on a version of the site that will give everyone the best of both world (plus a lot of other features).

chrisnixon replied on May 21, 2008 16:01 to the question "white or black ???" in Seesmic:

Ahhh. OK this is why I couldn't change my avatar or any other setting. Definitely needs tidied up.