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Dan Croak replied on October 22, 2009 15:49 to the problem "Widgetfinger DNS servers reporting old IP?" in widgetfinger:

Tammer, yes.

Dan Croak marked one of cpytel's replies in widgetfinger as useful. cpytel replied to the problem "The resource you requested could not be located".

Dan Croak replied on September 13, 2009 01:51 to the idea "Add setting to limit accepted voicemail senders" in Pockets:

We do like the idea of being able to send voicemail to anyone *by default* but you're right that each user should have control over a setting like this, just as Twitter has "protected" status updates.

On the list.

Dan Croak replied on September 13, 2009 01:48 to the problem "Recording not found" in Pockets:

Jim, what is your Twitter name? We'll see if we can track down the data

Dan Croak replied on September 13, 2009 01:47 to the question "Android App - Hear me out" in Pockets:

Eric, I dig it. We don't know much about Android apps but we'll talk to Mike Burns and see if we can play with his phone to get a better understanding of what's possible on that platform.

Dan Croak replied on September 10, 2009 02:13 to the question "pay as you go" in Spreedly:

That could work! Thanks, Nathaniel!

Dan Croak replied on August 26, 2009 02:42 to the question "pay as you go" in Spreedly:

I'm looking for essentially the same thing. iTunes-style payments: deposit $10, it runs your account down only for what you use.

Possible?

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Dan Croak replied on June 22, 2009 19:55 to the idea "Editor for text-based assets (and maybe images)" in widgetfinger:

Hi Matthew,

We've thought of the same thing & love the idea but don't have any current plans to implement it due to other higher priorities.

We'll keep it on our list, however.

Also, do you have a favorite online image editor app? Aviary? Picnik?

Thanks,
Dan

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Croaky shared an idea in Bandize on April 15, 2009 22:59:

Re-name "Assets" to "Equipment" or provide an example of an asset for a new account.

Because I've seen the Bandize Marketing site, I know that Assets are meant to be the band's "Equipment" (guitars, keyboards, amps, monitors, mics, etc.). However, for members of the band seeing the site for the first time, there's little guidance of motivation to use that feature because it isn't clear what goes here:

http://bandize.com/assets/new

I'd suggest either re-naming "Assets" to "Equipment" and/or provide an example of an asset for a new account.

Croaky shared an idea in Bandize on April 15, 2009 22:53:

Chat, Help, and Get Satisfaction

Project Blue Book uses Basecamp to interact. There's a Chat tab that lets band members chat with each other. It's very rare that feature is ever used. However, in Bandize, the "Live Chat Online" button is prominent, moreso even than the "My Account" button. I would say remove it because it is confusing. Also, the "Help" button and "Get Satisfaction" links make me think there are 3 different places to get in touch with you guys about the site, none of them authoritative. Since "Get Satisfaction" is the prettiest and most non-threatening, I would say change the "Help" link to point to your "Get Satisfaction" site and dump the Beast forum.

Croaky replied on April 15, 2009 22:50 to the idea "File sharing" in Bandize:

Maybe try Paperclip with S3?

Croaky shared an idea in Bandize on April 15, 2009 22:49:

File sharing

Project Blue Book has been using Basecamp for a couple of years to manage the band. File sharing is easy with it. We'd like to drop it in favor of something more specific such as Bandize. We share recordings and pieces of new compositions that different band members make. (for parts of the year, some of the members are on different coasts)