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brunomiguel replied on October 15, 2009 18:55 to the idea "StatusNet support" in HootSuite:

I too would love to see StatusNet support in hootsuit

brunomiguel started following the idea "StatusNet support" in HootSuite.

brunomiguel replied on September 30, 2009 18:48 to the problem "Not showing social networks timeline" in Streamy:

Not so far. But I still can't import an opml file, like I described in another thread

brunomiguel reported a problem in Streamy on September 26, 2009 15:00:

Not showing social networks timeline

When I click on the Twitter or Friendfeed icons, Streamy often doesn't display this two services timeline.

brunomiguel replied on September 26, 2009 14:57 to the question "How do i import an OPML file ?" in Streamy:

I've tried to import an OPML file from my computer and Streamy doesn't even gives any sine of life... I waited more than 10 minutes for the 73kb opml file to upload and be processed, but it didn't show any more info besides the "Please wait..." text in the import box

brunomiguel replied on December 31, 2008 04:26 to the problem "EULA" in Songbird:

Where can I fill a bug report? I've lloked into Songbird website, but I didn't found a bugzilla.

brunomiguel replied on December 31, 2008 02:28 to the problem "EULA" in Songbird:

So, why not ship those blobs as extra addons the user had to install if he or she wished? That would make songbird free software and not just somewhat free software.

And make that statement much simpler, like the way Mozilla replaced the EULA. If the blobs became extra addons, that would make things simpler.

I understand you need legal protection. Unfortunately, we live in a world where dictatorware/proprietary software is considered normal. But couldn't Songbird make the changes I suggested, so everyone, including the project, could benefit?

brunomiguel reported a problem in Songbird on December 31, 2008 01:07:

EULA

Songbird claims to be a free media player, but yet it forces an EULA to it's users. Why isn't the EULA simply removed, so that songbird can claim to be a truly open media player?

brunomiguel asked a question in Live Oak 360 on September 26, 2008 13:24:

What's the privacy policy and the terms of service?

What's the privacy policy and the terms of service? I was searching in budurl site and I can't find them.