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ayjay started following the question "Chromium/Google Chrome Support" in Agile Web Solutions.

ayjay started following the idea "Option to manually set how often Tweetie (for Mac) should check for new Tweets." in atebits.

ayjay asked a question in Tumblr on June 05, 2009 19:48:

Why are you forcing Tumblarity on us?

ayjay started following the question "1Password in Cruz?" in Agile Web Solutions.

ayjay asked a question in Todoist on October 12, 2008 23:43:

formatting syntax

I know how to format links in Markdown. I know how to format links in Textile. But if I want to use Todoist I have to learn a *third* formatting syntax, which seems to be a combination of the two. Why is that? Why not use one of the existing ones?

ayjay started following the problem "Twitter feeds not being imported" in Tumblr.

ayjay started following the question "Why can't I import my RSS feed into tumblr?" in Twitter.

ayjay replied on August 03, 2008 23:57 to the problem "Random adds by porn sites." in Twitter:

I understand that this kind of thing must be difficult for Twitter to stop, but I have to say that I am *not* going to expose myself to yet one more source of spam. Two or three more of those and I am done with Twitter. It's a great service, but not worth that kind of harassment.

ayjay started following the problem "Random adds by porn sites." in Twitter.

ayjay started following the problem "Twitter refuses to uphold Terms of Service" in Twitter.

ayjay replied on May 22, 2008 21:28 to the problem "Twitter refuses to uphold Terms of Service" in Twitter:

Jason: Wow.

Physical threats against a user and Twitter *may* get involved?

Repeated verbal attacks by one person upon another you call a "dispute"?

Again: Wow. This completely alters my whole view of Twitter. I don't think that I can trust a company that takes this attitude toward online abuse.

ayjay replied on April 14, 2008 00:16 to the question "What's the relation between Stikkit and Sandy?" in I want Sandy:

It seems to me that they lend themselves to very different approaches. While you can input data on Sandy's website, it's really oriented towards using email (or twitter, or messaging) both to send and receive data. Stikkit, by contrast, works best directly from the Stikkit site, though there are other ways to get your data into Stikkit. In my view, this means that Sandy works best with your cellphone, Stikkit with your computer. Since I work from my computer much more than my phone, I strongly prefer Stikkit -- it's very awkward to do a lot of things in Sandy that are easy to do in Stikkit -- which makes me sad that Stikkit will no longer be developed. What I'm trying to find out is whether it will continue to be *maintained.*

ayjay started following the question "What are some good ways to use stikkit with iwantsandy?" in I want Sandy.

ayjay replied on April 14, 2008 00:10 to the question "Sandy and Stikkit together is What I really really want" in I want Sandy:

I have a feeling that the Values of n people ignore any post with the word "Stikkit" in it. As has been said in other threads, this tends to make some of us worry about the depth of the company's commitment to their other products. Not that they have to continue to develop Stikkit, of course, but I'd feel better if they answered some questions (here, if not on the abandoned Stikkit forums).

ayjay started following the question "Sandy and Stikkit together is What I really really want" in I want Sandy.

ayjay started following the problem "People are selling twitter accounts now" in Twitter.

ayjay replied on February 05, 2008 15:39 to the problem "My Jottit page seems to be down." in Jottit:

Jottit is a fabulous free service, but I'm getting a little concerned about these downtimes. I have pages up that I need other people to see. . . .

ayjay replied on February 05, 2008 15:38 to the problem "My Jottit page seems to be down." in Jottit:

And today it's down again, as it was last week.

ayjay replied on January 21, 2008 16:32 to the problem "Twitter parsing error?" in I want Sandy:

My timezone settings seem to be accurate, but behind the scenes that could very well be the problem -- good suggestion.

ayjay reported a problem in I want Sandy on January 21, 2008 16:04:

Twitter parsing error?

Via Twitter, I sent Sandy a message along these lines:

d s r do so-and-so next Monday at 8a

Sandy replied:

I got do so-and-so (Mon., 1/21/2008 8:00am)

But that time is two hours ago. Shouldn't the word "next" have indicated to Sandy that the reminder is not for today, and certainly is not for a time in the past?