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AceyTech replied on August 27, 2008 23:57 to the problem "Closing (Hiding) window shouldn't ask permission." in Fluid:
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Thomas replied on August 20, 2008 23:12 to the discussion "How would you prefer to report Twitter spam?" in Twitter:
I looked into if there was a way to pull the blocklist via API, and I also found that twitter does watch block counts to determine if someone is a spammer, so that feature you all keep asking for already exists.
Also, I found a site, My Tweeple, whose goal it is is to have you manage your following there, so that when you block someone it hits the front page as a 'ding'. However, since I don't think this is super popular (some of the huge spammers, even the ones already deleted, only have 20 or so dings), it is probably not very effective as it's not well known.
A comment on the discussion "How would you prefer to report Twitter spam?" in Twitter:
I looked, saw this has been requested it seems. – Thomas, on August 20, 2008 23:12
Thomas replied on August 20, 2008 22:43 to the discussion "How would you prefer to report Twitter spam?" in Twitter:
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AceyTech asked a question in Fluid on August 06, 2008 00:20:
Hear.app audio events as MenuExtra SSBIs there a reason why Fluid MenuExtra SSB's don't get recognized as a running application to "Hear"? http://www.joesoft.com/products/hear.php (essentially a iWow type app, for all system audio, not just iTunes) When ran as a normal application, the audio events work just fine, and as intended. I've also reported this to Joesoft, and awaiting a response.
AceyTech reported a problem in Fluid on August 06, 2008 00:07:
Fluid menu extra tab drag bugMinor annoyance bug: In a MenuExtra SSB with multiple tabs open:
After you switch between tabs, you can drag in the lower right corner of the status bar, and it's the same operation as drag/move a tab.(to reorder, etc)
AceyTech reported a problem in Fluid on August 05, 2008 22:50:
1Password - Browsa Browsa plugins1Password operation via right/ctrl click is not accessible when using multiple Browsa Browsa plugins with Fluid Version 0.9.2.5. Main window works fine, but it doesn't show up in secondary panes.
Chris Thomson replied on July 31, 2008 00:42 to the discussion "How would you prefer to report Twitter spam?" in Twitter:
I mentioned this on Twitter earlier:
"@crystal Regarding that how to report spam topic on GSFN: Possibly a Twitter account anyone can DM with a username of a spammer?"
I'd rather keep the conversation about twitter spammers here, so I'll post a few more of my thoughts here:
Before Twitter gets an easy way to report spammers (maybe a "report spam" option on the Twitter block page?) it'd be a good idea to either:
a) Have a Twitter account that will allow anyone to DM it with a (potential) spammer's @nickname, so as to not publicize and clutter public twitter feeds with spam reports.
b) Setup a GSFN thread where anyone can mention a spammers name and a member of Twitter support will receive an email with the spam report immediately (using GSFN's follow function). It doesn't have to have a reason behind it, and it wouldn't require Twitter support to respond to each request - just investigate the account and delete it if necessary. After a bit of thought, I *do* like this idea more than the DM one I originally suggested.
And of course, that "spam report" option/button on the block page would be useful and more user-friendly than the ideas I posted above.
Thoughts? :)
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