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David Chartier asked a question in Pixelpipe on October 16, 2009 15:18:

Does Pixelpipe support Tumblr photosets?

Does Pixelpipe support Tumblr photosets, where multiple images are added to a single post? Or, when sending multiple photos at once, is each photo sent as a separate post? Here is Tumblr's photosets announcement post from this summer: http://staff.tumblr.com/post/13357345...

David Chartier replied on October 15, 2009 14:40 to the question "When are you implementing Oauth?" in HootSuite:

At this point I don't know whether I should even bother considering HootSuite anymore. The continued lack of OAuth support, or generally any kind of concern for user privacy or password protection, speaks volumes about the company's interests. It's a compelling product, but it sacrifices even the most basic security precautions in favor of flashy new features and gaining market share. Three cheers for social media.

David Chartier replied on September 23, 2009 22:04 to the problem "Cannot add MobileMe even though credentials are correct" in Pixelpipe:

Still having this problem, and my password is lowercase letters, numbers, and one special character that is not found across a standard keyboard's line of numbers.

David Chartier started following the question "Any plans to add OAuth Twitter support?" in HelloTxt.

David Chartier replied on August 03, 2009 03:28 to the question "Are you planning to support OAuth?" in Ping.fm:

So you have to use one or the other? You can't offer both during some kind of transitional period? What about presenting a warning when un/pw users log in that "Hiya, in a month we're turning off un/pw support and switching 100% to OAuth. Please go through the OAuth process now so you're ahead of the curve!"

David Chartier asked a question in Ping.fm on July 29, 2009 23:14:

Are you planning to support OAuth?

OAuth is a crucial new tool for protecting user privacy, allowing us to use your service without compromising our account passwords. Can you discuss your plans to support OAuth for any services, like Twitter, that offer it as an alternative to handing over our passwords?

David Chartier shared an idea in uberVU on July 24, 2009 14:53:

Please offer a Tumblr plugin/script.

Could you offer a Tumblr plugin or script? It's a fairly popular service and users have complete control over their themes.

David Chartier replied on July 21, 2009 03:50 to the problem "Cannot add MobileMe even though credentials are correct" in Pixelpipe:

I have logged into MobileMe on my iPhone, two different Mac System Preferences panes, and off and on throughout the day at me.com. It is absolutely impossible that I am typing my password incorrectly.

David Chartier asked a question in Tumblr on July 15, 2009 16:47:

Can you add edit buttons on posts from our secondary blogs?

I love being able to visit any live post while logged in, then clicking Tumblr's "edit" button to make a quick change. Could you add this feature for our secondary blogs (the extra blogs we can create on the same account)?

David Chartier replied on July 15, 2009 15:10 to the idea "Auto-Complete Twitter Names" in atebits:

I came to love the way DestroyTwitter (yes, an AIR client; crazy) and others handle this. The auto-complete UI only appears if you type an @ with a letter immediately behind it. Then a menu pops up to start finishing the name. Hit enter to select and insert it it with a single space after the name, and keep typing your message, or type another @ and begin the process over to add more than one name. Non-intrusive, very intuitive. The same behavior and menu could be called in Tweetie by beginning a message with a "d" and a space.

A comment on the idea "Adium status update" in atebits:

No, do it. That was funny. – David Chartier, on July 10, 2009 21:21

David Chartier replied on July 10, 2009 21:03 to the idea "Adium status update" in atebits:

Plz to be bringing this feature. Don't forget iChat too. I really miss this from Twitterrific for the Mac.

David Chartier started following the idea "Adium status update" in atebits.

David Chartier shared an idea in HootSuite on July 03, 2009 23:01:

Please offer a mobile site

Offer a mobile site (iPhone optimized please) for posting tweets.

David Chartier replied on June 05, 2009 13:02 to the problem "Cannot add MobileMe even though credentials are correct" in Pixelpipe:

Hi Brett, sorry to say but MobileMe still refuses to be added as a pipe. I am told my credentials are invalid even though I know they are correct (MobileMe sync is working fine on my Mac, and I can log into me.com as well).

Question: how does PixelPipe handle special characters for adding third-party services? I use a couple such characters in my MobileMe password. Could that be causing the problem?

David Chartier replied on May 18, 2009 13:45 to the update "Xmarks for IE and Safari!" in Xmarks:

Have there been any updates to this version? The latest I have is 1.0 and I've been wary to use it with any consistency because I heard there are problems with bookmark deletion not syncing properly. I can't find any announcements on the blog or here in Get Satisfaction.

David Chartier replied on May 15, 2009 17:26 to the question "When are you implementing Oauth?" in HootSuite:

I worry that this is a dangerous approach. New features are always great and appreciated (I donated a little while ago, FWIW), but not at the expense of security. It may be commonplace for the masses to fork over their passwords to all sorts of great web services, but that doesn't make it right, and it is a dangerously insecure habit. I wish you luck on getting OAuth implemented soon.

David Chartier replied on May 15, 2009 15:12 to the question "When are you implementing Oauth?" in HootSuite:

Any update on this? I believe Twitter's OAuth is now public, and as the makers of 1Password, you can probably imagine why we really don't want to give out our Twitter account passwords. :)

David Chartier reported a problem in Pixelpipe on May 06, 2009 14:33:

Cannot add MobileMe even though credentials are correct

I cannot add MobileMe as a pipe, I am told that my credentials are wrong, even though I know for a fact that they are correct. Any idea what's up?

David Chartier shared an idea in Realmac Software on May 01, 2009 16:37:

Let us snap directly into a collection

It would help our organization-fu tremendously if we could create a new collection, select it, minimize/hide LittleSnapper, and then every snap we make is added directly to that new collection. Perhaps this needs to be an option and not a default, un-adjustable behavior, but this would be incredibly useful in situations where we need to snap many shots of different aspects of an application's behavior, different modes of a website, and different products or media throughout the day. Having to root through the library for snaps to organize post-snapping process can be a pain.