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seanbonner replied on August 29, 2008 16:14 to the problem "Comments turned off?" in Metroblogging:

That is a problem, we turn off comments sometimes on long inactive posts to prevent spam but that's problematic for sure. Looking into it now.. Thanks for bringing it to our attention.

seanbonner set one of seanbonner's replies as an official response to "How do I get my city added to Metroblogging?" in Metroblogging

seanbonner replied on August 09, 2008 05:58 to the question "How do I get my city added to Metroblogging?" in Metroblogging:

Update to this as things have changed, currently we're asking people to join hub.metblogs.com and create a group for the city they are looking to form, then ask their friends to join the group as well. We'll be launching new cities based on interest and activity stemming from these groups. Thanks!

seanbonner started following the question "My "What's Happening" stream is not updating." in Brightkite.

seanbonner started following the problem "What's Happening Stream is not updating with Friends posts" in Brightkite.

seanbonner set one of seanbonner's replies as an official response to "Access account settings? Change password?" in Metroblogging

seanbonner replied on June 03, 2008 15:20 to the question "Access account settings? Change password?" in Metroblogging:

When you log in, look in the upper right where it says "my account" and click that.

seanbonner replied on May 31, 2008 02:43 to the idea "Check-in for friends" in Brightkite:

Followed the link to this one thanks to Erica. This isn't exactly what I was suggesting on Twitter but it's a good idea as well. What I was hopping for is something where a group of people are getting together and getting food, drinks, etc.. or hanging out over longer periods of time. You could say "group USERNAME" and then anywhere that person checked in you would auto check in as well. This could work for groups easily for anyone "grouping" with any member of the group.

A comment on the question "How do I become a contributor to San Jose's Metblog?" in Metroblogging:

I think you are confusing us with someone else, as none of that is accurate at all. – seanbonner, on May 27, 2008 15:24

seanbonner replied on May 27, 2008 15:23 to the question "How do I become a contributor to San Jose's Metblog?" in Metroblogging:

Not sure who "one with the gun" is but we don't advertise on craigslist and all authors are volunteer (so i have no idea where that $35 a month thing is coming from). That said, if you want to contribute in San Jose definitely the best thing to do is post in the comments on the blog and let the authors know you are interested and they are the ones who can get you up and running.

seanbonner set one of seanbonner's replies as an official response to "minimal level of human decency" in Metroblogging

seanbonner replied on May 07, 2008 15:54 to the problem "Font too small on your new layout" in Metroblogging:

We corrected this with a massive CSS tweek last week.

seanbonner replied on May 07, 2008 15:53 to the idea "would like more blogs more often" in Metroblogging:

Glad you like it! I'm curious if you are going to a single post rather than the full blog because all of those cities definitely have more than one post a week, often several in a single day. Click on the city name at the top of the page to see the front page with all the newest content.

seanbonner asked a question in Brightkite on May 01, 2008 17:38:

Naming locations

How do I name a location? And is it possible to correct the name of a location if someone else created it wrong? I'm not taking about placemarks as much as the actual business name of a location. I'd love to be able to do this in the initial check in SMS.

seanbonner replied on April 18, 2008 06:46 to the problem "minimal level of human decency" in Metroblogging:

I think you are missing my point, we don't think prison rape is funny we think the movie Office Space is funny. It was written and directed by Mike Judge, who is a very funny guy. He wrote Beavis and Butthead too, which we also think is funny. If you haven't seen the movie you should watch it, you will laugh. Anyway, we're referencing a movie, not making fun of prison rape. I've seen Office Space about 15 times and I don't remember the line "do some time staring at a one-piece, no-clog toilet in a solitary prison cell" from the movie anywhere.

seanbonner replied on April 17, 2008 03:31 to the problem "minimal level of human decency" in Metroblogging:

Hey Blackearth, that's not us being assholes, it's actually a nerd joke referencing the movie Office Space. Check these for more info:

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Ecs3n...

seanbonner replied on October 15, 2007 07:14 to the question "Could you please give users the option to turn off "Tips"?" in Twitter:

I wouldn't even mind an ad as much as I mind the tips - no one is going to confuse an advertisement for something I said, and likewise I won't read "what are you doing... tonight?" and have to double take thinking someone just asked me out.

seanbonner asked a question in Twitter on October 15, 2007 04:57:

Could you please give users the option to turn off "Tips"?

They are massively annoying, mostly useless, and rather confusing. I'd really like to not see them, as well as not subject people who are following me to them.

seanbonner replied on September 20, 2007 19:47 to the idea "Timbuk2 Travel: Want to help us design our new travel line?" in Timbuk2:

Yes, exactly. The small messenger bag is for daily walking around stuff and so on occasion when I've taken a larger bag I just pack the messenger bag inside it.

seanbonner replied on September 20, 2007 19:33 to the idea "Timbuk2 Travel: Want to help us design our new travel line?" in Timbuk2:

Right now I use a datadump day pack and a chrome small messenger bag as my main travel bags, and can fit most anything in both of them and they work really well for security. I am looking for a slightly larger, hard shell wheeled case that I could put one or both of those bags in but haven't found anything.

I love the laptop section on the daypack - only thing that would make it better would be if the two front pockets didn't eat up inside storage room.