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TimL replied on June 18, 2009 16:48 to the idea "Coda Code Collapsing" in Panic Inc:

I love this thread and hope that soon when it hits my inbox, I'll see the good news of code collapsing. Regardless, Coda is pretty friggin' awesome and has easily and rightfully found a spot in my dock. Now hurry up :-P.

TimL replied on March 28, 2009 00:12 to the idea "The addition of a jQuery library would be awesome." in Panic Inc:

Being mainly a front-end designer, I'd love it if something like Coda could make the jQuery elements easy to plug in!

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A comment on the update "Pownce Read-only Archive" in Pownce:

As do I. Good idea. – TimL, on January 06, 2009 07:50

TimL replied on January 05, 2009 19:10 to the idea "Coda Code Collapsing" in Panic Inc:

Yeah, I added this request quite awhile back as well and have been hoping to see it every time Coda does an auto-update.

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TimL replied on May 05, 2008 22:18 to the question "What are the Twitter commands?" in Twitter:

the hashtag before any word or name is a method that lets another site aggregate any references to that word or name. I'm pretty sure that's how it works.

This is from the hashtags.org site:
"Hashtags are a community-driven convention for adding additional context and metadata to your tweets. They're like tags on Flickr, only added inline to your post. You create a hashtag simply by prefixing a word with a hash symbol: #hashtag.

Hashtags were developed as a means to create "groupings" on Twitter, without having to change the basic service. The hash symbol is a convention borrowed primarily from IRC channels, and later from Jaiku's channels."

TimL marked one of Matt Galligan's replies in Socialthing as useful. Matt Galligan replied to the idea "Collapsible Friends in Lifestream (I crush your head)".

TimL replied on March 26, 2008 22:46 to the idea "Collapsible Friends in Lifestream (I crush your head)" in Socialthing:

That would be great. I don't even think you'd need language to do it. Here's a quick mockup of what I was thinking: http://www.timletscher.com/blog/expan...

TimL shared an idea in Socialthing on March 25, 2008 16:21:

Collapsible Friends in Lifestream (I crush your head)

Make the "view lifestream by user" collapsible by friend. I like the "more" and "less" clicks below each friend with more than 4 updates but how about being able to collapse a specific friend's stream entirely?

The lifestream gets really cumbersome when you happen to follow many people on many networks.

TimL replied on March 24, 2008 16:40 to the idea "Lifestream needs pagination and access to history" in Socialthing:

The pagination would be a great addition. Just disconnected from the interwebs for the Easter weekend and of course had tons of updates upon re-connect.

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TimL marked one of Cameron Walters' replies in Twitter as useful. Cameron Walters replied to the question "What are the Twitter commands?".

TimL marked one of Cameron Walters' replies in Twitter as useful. Cameron Walters replied to the question "What are the Twitter commands?".

TimL replied on February 29, 2008 21:30 to the idea "creature comfort feature" in Panic Inc:

Hmmmm... Last time I checked in, I was "still hopeful." Now, I'm not so sure anymore. Code-folding would STILL rock, eh? eh?

TimL replied on February 29, 2008 20:30 to the question "What are the Twitter commands?" in Twitter:

Question: Can I "@" or "D" someone I follow if they don't also follow me?

TimL marked one of jted's replies in Twitter as useful. jted replied to the question "What are the Twitter commands?". TimL and 3 other people think it's one of the best replies.

TimL marked one of crystal's replies in Twitter as useful. crystal replied to the question "What are the Twitter commands?". TimL and 9 other people think it's one of the best replies.

TimL reported a problem in Basecamp on February 29, 2008 18:35:

Let us create Milestone templates for new projects!

To-do templates are fine and all, but having a Milestone template would seal the deal as far as getting my company to commit to BaseCamp. Easily 80% of our projects follow the same routine for beginning a job such as

1) Project Brief
2) Production Schedule
3) Creative Development
and so on...

I find it hard to believe this hasn't been rolled out yet.

TimL replied on December 13, 2007 08:07 to the idea "creature comfort feature" in Panic Inc:

Steven, just adding the code folding to my letter to Santa. eh? eh? My CSS files run a bit long sometimes and the split pane feature, while great, doesn't always cut it.