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coo started following the idea "Hide "from Rss2Twitter" identification from appearing on my tweets" in RSS2twitter.

coo started following the idea "Hide "from Rss2Twitter" identification from appearing on my tweets" in RSS2twitter.

coo started following the question "Max feed number reached" in RSS2twitter.

coo started following the question "When does it update for the first time?" in twitterfeed.

A comment on the question "Twitterfeed can't parse my blog feed?" in twitterfeed:

I tried it again now and it seems to work (no error message) – coo, on September 30, 2009 20:46

coo replied on September 28, 2009 16:51 to the question "Twitterfeed can't parse my blog feed?" in twitterfeed:

Mario, please see my reply to your reply to my comment at
http://getsatisfaction.com/twitterfee....
I wrote this:

Mario, I did the same thing again, but it's still giving the error message, "We couldn't parse this feed, please check URL and/or feed content are valid". Thank you very much.

coo asked a question in RSS2twitter on September 25, 2009 18:39:

Hide suffixed link.

How can I hide a URL link from showing up in the RSS2Twitter tweets? They are at the end of my tweets and look something like http://url4.eu/abc8

coo shared an idea in RSS2twitter on September 25, 2009 18:37:

Hide "from Rss2Twitter" identification from appearing on my tweets

When I use RSS2Twitter, each tweet will have something that says something like: "about 10 hours ago from RSS2Twitter". Is it possible to mask that "RSS2Twitter" word. A possible alternative would be "API"

A comment on the question "Twitterfeed can't parse my blog feed?" in twitterfeed:

Mario, I did the same thing again, but it's still giving the error message, "We couldn't parse this feed, please check URL and/or feed content are valid". Thank you very much. – coo, on September 25, 2009 18:28

coo replied on September 25, 2009 06:56 to the question "Twitterfeed can't parse my blog feed?" in twitterfeed:

Mario,
I'm having the same error message (i.e., "
We couldn't parse this feed, please check URL and/or feed content are valid.").

The URL i'm using is http://pipes.yahoo.com/pipes/pipe.run...

The twitter account connected to my twitterfeed account is @echochambers.

Please help.

coo replied on August 24, 2009 15:42 to the question "More Frequent Checking of a Feed" in Brightwurks:

Nick,
Thanks for the update. IF you could, please post on this page when the update is out, since I've subscribed to the topic and would like the quick notification.

Thanks.

coo marked one of Nick Francis' replies in Brightwurks as useful. Nick Francis replied to the question "More Frequent Checking of a Feed".

coo asked a question in Brightwurks on May 03, 2009 05:48:

More Frequent Checking of a Feed

I like FeedMyInbox, but there's one particular feed where speed is the issue. Is it possible to get one RSS feed checked more frequently (like every 5 minutes)? If this is not possible (or not possible for now), can you folks recommend a different webservice which meets this desire? Thank you.

coo replied on November 26, 2008 04:59 to the question "I'm in Canada, and reQall doesn't recognize me when I call. What can I do?" in reQall:

Dial2Do has the ff Canadian numbers.
# CANADA: +16044841955
# CANADA: +15149073174
# CANADA: +14168002218
# CANADA: +17806281814
# CANADA: +14037751217

With Dial2Do, you can call one of the numbers above and you won't need to enter your phone number.

coo replied on November 26, 2008 04:33 to the question "I'm in Canada, and reQall doesn't recognize me when I call. What can I do?" in reQall:

It would be good if reQall does the same thing that Jott did for Canadian users: They gave users in Canada local (e.g. Vancouver, Toronto) numbers to call, so that Caller ID will be recognized by reQall