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Christian Sepulveda replied on July 09, 2009 23:33 to the question "Why am I not getting notified of new tweets?" in Pivotal Labs:
Do you have notifications enabled, in App Menu, preference/accounts? When you noted two notifications, do they say "You have new tweets"? If so, the are referring to auto-refresh updates, which happens every 3 minutes for the open card. This is called a banner, which is different from the notification which leaves a dashboard icon/panel in the lower right.-
Christian Sepulveda replied on June 17, 2009 04:03 to the idea "photo integration in tweets" in Pivotal Labs:
Auto-refresh is in next release; photo upload will hopefully be in the one after that -
Christian Sepulveda replied on June 17, 2009 03:56 to the idea "photo integration in tweets" in Pivotal Labs:
We are planning on both, though sequencing and timing is not clear at this point. -
Christian Sepulveda replied on June 16, 2009 03:06 to the idea "Make Tweed retain/dispay last read tweet on refresh" in Pivotal Labs:
We are working on a different implementation that should accomplish the same thing.
The core challenge is that there may be a lot of tweets between what you've read and the new batch. As a result, there may be more tweets available than the API will return in one batch.
In any event, we have a feature planned that hopefully will work for you. It might not be in this week's release, but it will otherwise be in the next one. -
Christian Sepulveda replied on June 11, 2009 19:06 to the idea "Groups!" in Pivotal Labs:
Great idea. We will think about how this should be implemented in tweed, as mobile ui's can be tricky to keep simple.
We think you are right on the use of cards. -
Christian Sepulveda replied on June 09, 2009 19:52 to the idea "Auto-Update Home Timeline" in Pivotal Labs:
It is planned for next release -
Christian Sepulveda replied on June 09, 2009 19:51 to the idea "Automatic URL Shortener" in Pivotal Labs:
It is planned for next release -
Christian Sepulveda replied on June 09, 2009 19:30 to the idea "Add "Followers" & "Following" to the dropdown menu" in Pivotal Labs:
The challenge is that the drop down already has a lot of stuff in there. And we are considering adding more (like Nearby).
An alternative idea is to allow user configuration of the menu:
http://getsatisfaction.com/pivotal/to... -
Christian Sepulveda shared an idea in Pivotal Labs on June 09, 2009 19:29:
User configuration of navigation popup menuWe've been considering a feature/UI idea -- user control of the popup menu.
From preferences, you would an orderable list of navigation targets: Home, Trends, My Tweets, etc. Bookmark entries would also appear.
You could drag/drop the priority of these elements.
The first 5-7 would appear in the popup menu. there would be a final "More" entry that would bring you to the the full list.
Would it be too complicated? Would it cause clutter? It is useful?
Let us know what you think. -
Christian Sepulveda replied on June 09, 2009 19:21 to the problem "Can't open tweed from notification bar. Is it supposed to?" in Pivotal Labs:
Is is a known bug. Will be fixed soon. -
Christian Sepulveda replied on June 07, 2009 03:17 to the idea "photo integration in tweets" in Pivotal Labs:
more soon... -
Christian Sepulveda shared an idea in Pivotal Labs on June 07, 2009 03:17:
photo integration in tweetstwitpic, TweetPhoto, twitgoo, etc.. -
Christian Sepulveda shared an idea in Pivotal Labs on June 07, 2009 03:15:
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Christian Sepulveda replied on June 07, 2009 03:13 to the idea "Reply-as-Direct Message to tweets" in Pivotal Labs:
We want this feature too, but we can't do it yet...
The user interaction for this isn't simple. While many Twitter clients let you reply as DM or DM any user, Twitter only let's you DM to followers. The result is an error message.
We think Tweed should only let you attempt to DM if the user if a follower, rather than provide an error message about failure that could have been avoided.
However, twitter limits 100 API calls for an account, per hour and it amazing how quickly you can use this up. To correctly enable reply-as-DM for any tweet, you would have to check if the user is a follower, which eats into your budget.
Since only single digit of Twitter users use DM at all, we are going to either wait for Twitter API rate limits to go up or for some other caching solution that let's us not eat into our rate budget so aggressively. -
Christian Sepulveda shared an idea in Pivotal Labs on June 07, 2009 03:03:
