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livlab replied on August 29, 2009 21:24 to the question "import delicious library" in Delicious Monster:

Worked for me too. Had to try a couple of times and starting fresh was it. Once you launch 2.0 and the old files are in place, you see a status message saying it's importing your old library.

livlab started following the question "import delicious library" in Delicious Monster.

livlab replied on March 13, 2009 20:58 to the problem "Add thing I've done failure" in foursquare:

I tried several times and this kept happening. It was for an unlisted venue so I first went to add a venue then tried again and it worked. So I think the problem is trying to add for new venues.

livlab replied on March 13, 2009 20:56 to the problem "Add thing I've done failure" in foursquare:

After hitting submit, get a blank page

livlab started following the problem "Add thing I've done failure" in foursquare.

livlab started following the problem "Are you on Twitter? Yes, I already told you that!" in foursquare.

livlab asked a question in The Information Architecture Institute on December 16, 2008 00:48:

How should the IAI give away 2 tickets to SXSW '09?

With the economy downturn I know many had to give up on that dream but we love you and we think you should go to South By South West 2009 (http://sxsw.com). But how do we select who gets it? YOU DECIDE!

livlab asked a question in The Information Architecture Institute on December 14, 2008 02:16:

What's missing from your professional life today that the IAI could help with?

Maybe you are new to the field, maybe you are transitioning into a new role or have recently become a manager. Or perhaps your are interested in acquiring new skills or meeting other people in your city that practice information architecture. Whatever your circumstances, how can we help? What's missing in your professional life today?

livlab asked a question in The Information Architecture Institute on December 14, 2008 02:09:

What are 3 things you DON'T like about the IA Institute?

The IAI has been around for a while and we don't always get everything right. As we plan 2009 and beyond, please share the top three things that haven't worked for you, have frustrated you or just didn't meet your expectations in some way. Thank you for taking the time!

livlab asked a question in The Information Architecture Institute on December 14, 2008 02:06:

What are 3 things you like about the IA Institute?

As we plan 2009 and beyond, I'd love to hear the top three things you feel the IAI has done well and that we should continue doing (or bring back) in the future. Thanks!

livlab replied on December 14, 2008 01:39 to the idea "What is your I(A)Q?" in The Information Architecture Institute:

Good point. I'd really like to mix it up. For example: "What are the three concerns of information architecture according to Rosenfeld/Morville?" and "What do we call the social pattern of users registering their usual usernames on sites as soon as possible regardless of using the service?" ;)

livlab shared an idea in The Information Architecture Institute on December 13, 2008 16:36:

What is your I(A)Q?

Book (or other) giveaway from the IAI. We'll ask questions about information architecture or people in the IA field via tweeter. The first person to get n questions right gets a book/thing.

Goal:
- attract attention to the IAI
- start changing the image of the IAI (more informal, laid back, fun)
- start re-engaging with the community at large.
- introduce Twitter as key channel in the IAI/community relationship

Other things:
- Do this monthly
- get sponsors to give us stuff to give away (in exchange for promoting them)
- let people submit questions (harder/obscurer the better)

It could be anything from "who coined the term information architect" to "how many pages are there in the first edition of the Polar bear book". It should be fun, exciting and a little silly. It should also be about information architecture first and foremost.

livlab replied on October 22, 2008 22:04 to the praise "I am so impressed with the work of the Comcast Cares team." in Comcast:

I second Lane's comment. I also work at Comcast but am not involved with direct customer service; I certainly appreciate all the effort being put in by Frank's team and how easily I can direct people to them to work on their issues. Kudos!

livlab shared an idea in chi.mp on September 30, 2008 23:47:

Prominance of my contacts versus my information

While I like where chi.mp is going with the new contacts feature, I don't understand why it's placed on top of everything else on my profile page.. From a presentation standpoint, that's secondary to all my other info and (if present at all), I'd expect it to come after my my blogs, where I am on the web, etc.

livlab started following the question "How can I set up a unique rss feed for my tracked items?" in Twitter.

livlab started following the question "Direct Message Multiple People" in Twitter.

livlab replied on April 20, 2008 23:29 to the idea "Custom alias for locations" in Brightkite:

Under the same lines, it would be nice to be able to hide some specific addresses from anyone (like a checkbox "hide specifics") - I may not want my home address publicized, even to friends. Or maybe I don't want people to join in when I'm at a strip club, though I want to state I'm there ;) Seriously though, just way to be entirely private without disrupting the communication.

livlab started following the idea "Please apply some kind of privacy control to external services" in Brightkite.

livlab replied on March 12, 2008 20:19 to the problem "please help!!!" in Comcast Interactive Media:

hi - where are you experiencing this problem? let me know and I'll look into it for you

livlab replied on January 12, 2008 00:13 to the question "hook up my dvr to the internet" in Comcast:

Anytime now, Stay tuned :)

We are conducting some experiments in a few markets - for now, I recommend you start using Fancast and TV Planner (I would expect some early integration to manifest on those places).

http://tvplanner.comcast.net/

http://www.fancast.com