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ben started following the question "Deleting reviews" in Notches.

ben asked a question in Notches on September 13, 2009 20:44:

Can't comment on reviews, or edit/delete own reviews?

There seems to be no way to edit or remove or reply to a review.
Without those features, I don't see this as a viable app.

ben started following the idea "custom default view" in CoTweet.

ben started following the idea "View followers and blocking abilities" in CoTweet.

ben started following the idea "User Groups" in CoTweet.

ben started following the idea "RSS feed into Twitter tweet" in CoTweet.

ben started following the idea "CoTweet Bookmarklet" in CoTweet.

ben shared an idea in CoTweet on August 20, 2009 15:25:

Keep search term displayed above user search results

I love how your terms are displayed above search results, on the search page. This lets you edit the search easily, without retyping everything. I'd love to see this feature in the "Search Users" area as well.

ben shared an idea in CoTweet on August 20, 2009 15:25:

Keep search term displayed above user search results

I love how your terms are displayed above search results, on the search page. This lets you edit the search easily, without retyping everything. I'd love to see this feature in the "Search Users" area as well.

ben replied on August 15, 2009 14:44 to the idea "Monitoring of tweeps within cotweet" in CoTweet:

search groups is a very cool idea!
(not searching groups, but groups of searches)

ben started following the idea "Monitoring of tweeps within cotweet" in CoTweet.

ben shared an idea in CoTweet on August 15, 2009 14:41:

View updates on a subset of my accounts (instead of just one or all)

So, the updates stream shows me updates from everyone who any of my several Twitter accounts follow. If I click the icon of a particular one of my accounts, the update stream will just show those that that account follows.

It would be great to be able to select two or more of my Twitter accounts, to view the combined stream of them, instead of just one at a time, or all.

Imagine you have 3 low-traffic accounts, sharing a similar "topic" or set of interests - let's say cycling. And one high-traffic account, with a different set of interests - cats and cupcakes. To monitor the activity of the cycling people, you'd have to watch each of the 3 accounts individually, or watch all accounts at once, introducing a bunch of crazy cat & cupcake lovers into your cycling stream. Short of opening new CoTweet accounts to manage different sets of Twitter accounts, I'd be cool if you could filter the streams more closely. (A groups functionality - which I'm sure someone must be talking about already - might address this to some extent...)

ben started following the idea "Multiple columns for Messages/Updates/Sent etc." in CoTweet.

ben started following the idea "Recurring Scheduled Tweets" in CoTweet.

ben started following the idea "Keyword Monitoring and Search" in CoTweet.

ben asked a question in Whrrl on July 17, 2009 01:53:

How do I (or, can I) mute a person via the web interface?

The settings page shows how to mute a person via text msg... is there a way to do it via the web interface?

ben started following the problem "A repeating loop is gumming up the haiku feeds!" in twitterfeed.

ben started following the idea "Suggestion: Exclude filter" in twitterfeed.

ben reported a problem in Twitter on October 16, 2008 15:17:

Do deleted updates ever disappear from search.twitter results?

Do deleted updates ever disappear from search.twitter results?
I deleted a couple posts (they had been live for maybe 8 hours, if that matters) but they still show up in search results.
Do they stop turning up in search results after some time?
How? Why? etc.

ben asked a question in Handcrafted on September 10, 2008 18:06:

Self-service user add

Some of the other ideas touch on this, but in the context of exactly how it might be done (eg - retweet via @reply, etc). So, not sure if this qualifies for it's own topic, but...

I'd like to see, in general, a way that users could add themselves to the "list" (what would be the term for users who get retweeted?), as opposed to the admin having to manually add them.